Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
View source: R/facebook.participants.R
facebook.participants
pulls information about the users and the pages who took part of a set of inbox conversations
in a link{FacebookConversationsCollection-class}
and push into a FacebookMixedCollection-class
instance.
1 2 | facebook.participants(id, token = NULL, parameters = list(),
n = getOption("facebook.maxitems"), .progress = create_progress_bar())
|
id |
An existing |
token |
Either a temporary access token created at
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer or the OAuth token
created with |
parameters |
A list of parameters to be added to the Facebook Graph API query. For more information on the accepted parameters, see: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/using-graph-api. |
n |
An integer value with the maximum number of participants to be pulled for each conversation in |
.progress |
progress_bar object as defined in the plyr package.
By default the |
This function requires the use of a OAuth page access token with read_pages_mailboxes
permission granted if id
is a collection of pages conversations
or a user access token with read_mailbox
permission granted and
when the users are developers for the application making the request
if id
is a collection of users' conversations.
Only the id
and the type
is returned in a mixed collection.
Then, a proper collection for each type could be built accordingly.
Since this is a finder function, duplicated id
won't be removed to the
output collection if they have a different parent
.
A collection of users and pages in a FacebookMixedCollection-class
object with the id
and the type
for
each element included.
Gabriele Baldassarre https://gabrielebaldassarre.com
FacebookConversationsCollection
, facebook.search
, facebook.senders
Other FacebookFinders: facebook.senders
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | ## Not run:
## See examples for fbOAuth to know how token was created.
load("fb_oauth")
## Returns the conversations of the current user
my.conversations <- FacebookUsersCollection(id="me", fb_oauth) %>%
FacebookConversationsCollection()
## Who talks to the current users
participants <- facebook.participants(my.conversations) %>% FacebookUsersCollection()
## End(Not run)
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