relatedTopics seems to only accet one parameter at a time.
e.g. If I have a keyword "Apple", this would work. Also this ["Apple"] would work too.
However, if I have multiple keywords like so: `["Apple", "Oranges"] this would fail (see error below).
I'm using v 4.9 of google-trends-api.
The relatedQueries work fine with multiple items in array as the keyword.
Here is an example error I see:
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relatedTopicsseems to only accet one parameter at a time. e.g. If I have a keyword "Apple", this would work. Also this["Apple"]would work too. However, if I have multiple keywords like so: `["Apple", "Oranges"] this would fail (see error below).I'm using v 4.9 of google-trends-api. The
relatedQuerieswork fine with multiple items in array as the keyword.Here is an example error I see: