In KoderKow/kaggler: Kaggle API Client

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kaggler

🏁 An R client for accessing Kaggle's API

Installation

You can install the dev version of {kaggler} from CRAN with:

## install kaggler package from github
devtools::install_github("koderkow/kaggler")

API Authorization

All users must be authenticated to interact with Kaggle’s APIs. To setup your API key refer to the Get Started guide.

Interacting with the API

These will be functions the user can call to have custom control over the returns and interactions with the Kaggle API.

Browse or search for Kaggle competitions.

## look through all competitions (paginated)
comps1 <- kgl_competitions_list()
comps1

## search by keyword for competitions
imagecomps <- kgl_competitions_list(search = "image")
imagecomps

You can look up the datalist for a given Kaggle competition using the API.

## data list for a given competition
c1_datalist <- kgl_competitions_data_list("titanic")
c1_datalist

For a more in-depth walkthrough visit the Kaggle API page.

Kaggle Flow

This is an experimental and opinionated reproducible workflow for working with Kaggle competitions.

library(kaggler)

kgl_flow("titanic")

#> • These files will be downloaded:
#>   - 'gender_submission'
#>   - 'test'
#>   - 'train'.
#> • Downloading 'gender_submission.csv'...
#> • Downloading 'test.csv'...
#> • Downloading 'train.csv'...

For a more in-depth walkthrough visit the Kaggle Flow page.

Note(s)

• The base of this package was cloned from the original at {kaggler}. I have decided to take the developers work and continue their amazing development! Major props and recognition goes out to the original developer(s) of this package.
• I will be updating all documentation and examples for the README and functions for this package as time goes on
• The the developers are in no way affiliated with Kaggle.com, and, as such, makes no assurances that there won't be breaking changes to the API at any time
• Although the developers are not affiliated, it's good practice to be informed, so here is the link to Kaggle's terms of service: https://www.kaggle.com/terms

KoderKow/kaggler documentation built on Aug. 26, 2023, 11:27 a.m.