read.epijson: convert a textfile in epiJSON form into an ejObject
In Hackout2/repijson: Tools for Handling EpiJSON (Epidemiology Data) Files
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Description
Takes an epiJSON string in a connection (file) and converts to an ejObject.
Usage
1
Arguments
file
an epiJSON filename or string to convert to R
Value
An ejObject
Examples
1
2
listJSON <- read.epijson( system.file("extdata//example.JSON", package="repijson"))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Takes an epiJSON string in a connection (file) and converts to an ejObject.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
file |
an epiJSON filename or string to convert to R |
Value
An ejObject
Examples
1 2 | listJSON <- read.epijson( system.file("extdata//example.JSON", package="repijson"))
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