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Seems like it puts a random date on games that haven't been released, even if the release date is already confirmed

Examples:
Today (March 12) I tried to look for Atelier Ryza 3 (App ID = 1999770), the release date is confirmed to March 23 2023 (in 10 days), yet on my notion database appears as february 28 (Already released) when running the index.js

Also with Sea of stars (1244090), release set on steam to August 29 2023 (in 6 months), but on database appears as already released on February 29 2023

https://gogapidocs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

Notion dates offer the functionality of adding a reminder for dates in the future.

E.g. no pricing information for a game is available, don't overwrite a potential value set by the user

1. Get Game names from account order page: https://www.epicgames.com/account/transactions?lang=en&productName=epicgames
2. Copy/Paste whole page after loading all items. Some game names may be shortened using an ellipsis, so watch out.
3. Clean up/Extract game names using regex, e.g. on https://regexr.com/ using the following regex:

(?<=\t)(.*?)(?=\t€)

4. Copy the results into a file named gameNames.txt in the input directory of the project.
5. Run the getSteamAppIdsFromGameNames.js script.

I'm planning on using this plugin soon to make a competitor analysis for a future project. Having the amount of reviews would allow me to calculate a rough estimate of the amount of sales. So would this be possible to add?

Thank you so much for making this and I can't wait to test it out!!

Leave this as the repository for the Notion integration and move the "API fetching" code to separate repositories to separate concerns.

Users may want to update all games in the database, for which the cache of already checked games needs to be cleared.
Additionally, options may be added to only update certain fields or games (app ids).

Which occurs if another instance of the integration is already running

E.g. someone doesn't want the Release column in their database.

...and how to format them to easily be added to the database.

https://steamcommunity.com/id/<userID>/games?xml=1

Filter for app id's using regex.
Create a .csv file with additional properties (e.g. Platform=Steam).