View source: R/get_guandl_series.R
get_Quandl_series | R Documentation |
Uses the json api from Quandl (<https://www.quandl.com/tools/api>) to import data into an R session. The great benefit from the original Quandl::Quandl is the use of package memoise to cache results, organization of the output dataframe in the tidy/long format and passing different multiple parameters to manipulate series.
get_Quandl_series( id_in, api_key = NULL, first_date = Sys.Date() - 365, last_date = Sys.Date(), do_cache = TRUE, order = "asc", collapse = "none", transform = "none", cache_folder = get_cache_folder() )
id_in |
Character vector of ids to grab data. When using a named vector, the name is used to register the time series. Example: id_in <- c('US GDP' = 'FRED/GDP') |
api_key |
YOUR api key (get your own at <https://www.quandl.com/sign-up-modal?defaultModal=showSignUp>) |
first_date |
First date of all requested series as YYYY-MM-DD (default = Sys.date() - 365) |
last_date |
Last date of all requested series as YYYY-MM-DD (default = Sys.date() - 365) |
do_cache |
Do cache? TRUE (default) or FALSE. Sets the use of package memoise to cache results from the api |
order |
How to order the time series data: 'desc' (descending dates, default) or 'asc' (ascending) |
collapse |
Frequency of time series: 'none' (default), 'daily', 'weekly', 'monthly', 'quarterly', 'annual' |
transform |
Quandl transformation: 'none', 'diff', 'rdiff', 'rdiff_from', 'cumul', 'normalize'. Details at <https://docs.quandl.com/docs/parameters-2> |
cache_folder |
Folder where to save memoise cache files (temporary folder as default) |
ATTENTION: You'll need a api key in order to use this function. Get one at <https://www.quandl.com/sign-up-modal?defaultModal=showSignUp>.
A dataframe in the long format
api_key <- 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE' id_in <- c('Inflation Canada' = 'RATEINF/INFLATION_CAN') ## Not run: df <- get_Quandl_series(id_in = id_in, api_key = api_key) ## End(Not run)
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