get_data_time: Get time series stringency index data from JSON
In oxcgrt: An Interface to the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker API
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Get time series stringency index data from JSON
Usage
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get_data_time(json)
Arguments
json
A JSON string, URL or file created using get_json_time()
Value
A tibble of time series stringency index data
Examples
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x <- get_json_time(from = "2020-07-18", to = "2020-07-20")
get_data_time(x)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Get time series stringency index data from JSON
Usage
1 | get_data_time(json)
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Arguments
json |
A JSON string, URL or file created using |
Value
A tibble of time series stringency index data
Examples
1 2 3 | x <- get_json_time(from = "2020-07-18", to = "2020-07-20")
get_data_time(x)
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