
Retrieve a TAGS archive of Twitter statuses and bring into R
Source:R/setup-functions.R
read_tags.Rd
Keep in mind that read_tags()
uses the googlesheets4 package,
and one requirement is that your TAGS tracker has been "published to the
web." To do this, with the TAGS page open in a web browser, navigate to
File >> Publish to the web
. The Link
field should be
'Entire document' and the Embed
field should be 'Web page.' If
everything looks right, then click the Publish
button. Next, click
the Share
button in the top right corner of the Google Sheets
browser window, select Get shareable link
, and set the permissions
to 'Anyone with the link can view.'
Usage
read_tags(tags_id, google_key = Sys.getenv("GOOGLE_API_KEY"))
Arguments
- tags_id
A Google Sheet identifier (i.e., the alphanumeric string following "https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/" in the TAGS tracker's URL.)
- google_key
A Google API key for accessing Google Sheets.
Details
This function requires authentication; please see
vignette("setup", package = "tidytags")
See also
Read more about library(googlesheets4)
here. If you need help
obtaining and setting up a Google API key, please see
vignette("setup", package = "tidytags")