scrape: Scrape metadata
In HOppenheimer/scrapeR: Scrape Metadata from Files
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
The scrape function allows you to scrape exif data from files in your computer. It defaults to the current working directory, pdf documents only, and all fields.
Usage
1
Arguments
wd
A file directory, defaults to current working directory
filetype
pdf'' or all”. The type of files to scrape, defaults to pdf only
verbose
Should there be a progress bar?
cutoff
The proportion of documents with metadata field to return, defaults to 1 (all fields)
Value
A dataframe with the metadata for all documents within the
file path directory
Examples
1
scrape()
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
The scrape function allows you to scrape exif data from files in your computer. It defaults to the current working directory, pdf documents only, and all fields.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
wd |
A file directory, defaults to current working directory |
filetype |
|
verbose |
Should there be a progress bar? |
cutoff |
The proportion of documents with metadata field to return, defaults to 1 (all fields) |
Value
A dataframe with the metadata for all documents within the file path directory
Examples
1 | scrape()
|
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