parsePost: Parsing a Google+ post
In plusser: A Google+ Interface for R

This function turns a Google+ post into a (1 row) data frame extracting or computing a number of fields. See Details.

1	parsePost(p)

`p`	A raw post as returned from e.g. the `harvestPage` function.

This function extracts or computes the following fields:

ti: Date and time the post was published.
age: The age of the post as difference between now and ti in (floating point) days.
id: The post's unique Google+ post ID.
au: The post's author's Google+ user ID.
ve: The action describing the post.
nC: The number of comments the post has attracted so far.
nP: The number of +1s the post has attracted so far.
nR: The number of times the post has been reshared so far.
at: The type of attachment (article, photo, ...) as reported by the API
msg: The post's content.

A 1 row data frame filled with the information from the post parsed.

## Not run: 
myPosts <- harvestPage("115046504166916768425", ret="list")
myPosts.df <- ldply(myPosts, parsePost)

## End(Not run)

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