ApproveAssignment: Approve Assignment(s)

In pyMTurkR: A Client for the 'MTurk' Requester API

Approve Assignment(s)

Description

Approve one or more submitted assignments, or approve all assignments for a given HIT or HITType. Also allows you to approve a previously rejected assignment. This function spends money from your MTurk account.

Usage

ApproveAssignment(
  assignments,
  feedback = NULL,
  rejected = FALSE,
  verbose = getOption("pyMTurkR.verbose", TRUE)
)

Arguments

assignments	A character string containing an AssignmentId, or a vector of multiple character strings containing multiple AssignmentIds, to approve.
feedback	An optional character string containing any feedback for a worker. This must have length 1 or length equal to the number of workers. Maximum of 1024 characters.
rejected	A logical indicating whether the assignment(s) had previously been rejected (default FALSE), or a vector of logicals.
verbose	Optionally print the results of the API request to the standard output. Default is taken from getOption('pyMTurkR.verbose', TRUE).

Details

Approve assignments, by AssignmentId (as returned by GetAssignment or by HITId or HITTypeId. Must specify assignments. ApproveAllAssignments approves all assignments of a given HIT or HITType without first having to perform GetAssignment.

ApproveAssignments() and approve() are aliases for ApproveAssignment. approveall() is an alias for ApproveAllAssignments.

Value

A data frame containing the list of AssignmentIds, feedback (if any), whether previous rejections were to be overriden, and whether or not each approval request was valid.

Author(s)

Tyler Burleigh, Thomas J. Leeper

References

API Reference: Approve Assignment

API Reference: Approve Rejected Assignment

See Also

RejectAssignment

Examples

## Not run: 
# Approve one assignment
ApproveAssignment(assignments = "26XXH0JPPSI23H54YVG7BKLEXAMPLE")

# Approve multiple assignments with the same feedback
ApproveAssignment(assignments = c("26XXH0JPPSI23H54YVG7BKLEXAMPLE1",
                                  "26XXH0JPPSI23H54YVG7BKLEXAMPLE2"),
                  feedback = "Great work!")

## End(Not run)

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