Make a table from gist or commit class or a list of either
Details
For commits we return a single data.frame. For gists, we always
return a list so that we are returning data consistently,
regardless of variable return data. So you can always index to the main
data.frame with gist metadata and file info by doing result$data,
and likewise for forks result$forks and history
result$history
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# from a gist object
x <- as.gist('f1403260eb92f5dfa7e1')
res <- tabl(x)
res$data
res$forks
res$history
# from a list
ss <- gists('minepublic')
tabl(ss[1:3])
lapply(tabl(ss[1:3]), "[[", "data")
# index to data slots, but also make single data.frame
tabl_data(tabl(ss[1:3]))
## manipulate with dplyr
library("dplyr")
tabl_data(tabl(ss[1:30])) %>%
select(id, description, owner_login) %>%
filter(grepl("gist gist gist", description))
# commits
x <- gists()[[2]] %>% commits()
tabl(x[[1]])
## many
x <- sapply(gists(per_page = 100), commits)
tabl(x) %>%
select(id, login, change_status.total, url) %>%
filter(change_status.total > 50)
# pass in a url
gist("https://gist.github.com/expersso/4ac33b9c00751fddc7f8") %>% tabl
## many
gg <- gists()
(urls <- vapply(gg, "[[", "", "html_url"))
lapply(urls[1:5], as.gist) %>% tabl()
# gist with forks and history
gist('1642874') %>% tabl
# gist with history, no forks
gist('c96d2e453c95d0166408') %>% tabl
} # }