/// <summary>
/// This data can also be found using GetItem if the item is part of a set.
/// </summary>
/// <example>
/// You can use this if you already know the set ID, ie 1060.
/// Can be a good choice if you don't need all stats for each item that you would get from the GetItem method.
/// </example>
/// <param name="itemSetID"></param>
/// <returns>ItemSetRoot object</returns>
public ItemSetRoot GetItemSet(string itemSetID)
{
var item = new ItemSetRoot();
var url = string.Format(@"{0}/wow/item/{1}?locale={2}&apikey={3}",
_Host,
itemSetID,
_Locale,
_APIKey);
item = json.GetDataFromURL <ItemSetRoot>(url);
return(item);
}
/// <summary>
/// This data can also be found using GetItem if the item is part of a set.
/// </summary>
/// <example>
/// You can use this if you already know the set ID, ie 1060.
/// Can be a good choice if you don't need all stats for each item that you would get from the GetItem method.
/// </example>
/// <param name="itemSetID"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public async Task <ItemSetRoot> GetItemSet(string itemSetID)
{
var item = new ItemSetRoot();
var url = string.Format(
@"{0}/wow/item/{1}?locale={2}&apikey={3}",
_Host,
itemSetID,
_Locale,
_APIKey);
item = await this.jsonUtility.GetDataFromURLAsync <ItemSetRoot>(url);
return(item);
}
