Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
For packages that live on github, we can mine further details. This function returns the github details for the listed packages.
1 | githubDetails(pkgs, sleep = 0)
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pkgs |
a character() vector of username/repo for one or more github repos, such as 'seandavi/GEOquery'. |
sleep |
numeric() denoting the number of seconds to sleep between GitHub API calls. Since GitHub rate limits its APIs, it might be necessary to either use small chunks of packages iteratively or to supply a non-zero argument here. See the 'details' section for a better solution using GitHub tokens. |
The gh
function is used to
do the fetching. If the number of packages supplied
to this function is large (>40 or so), it is possible
to run into problems with API rate limits. The gh
package uses the environment variable "GITHUB_PAT"
(for personal access token) to authenticate and then
provide higher rate limits. If you run into problems
with rate limits, set sleep to some small positive
number to slow queries. Alternatively, create a Personal
Access Token on GitHub and register it. See the gh
package for details.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | pkglist = biocPkgList()
# example of "pkgs" format.
head(pkglist$URL)
gh_list = githubURLParts(pkglist$URL)
gh_list = gh_list[!is.null(gh_list$user_repo),]
head(gh_list$user_repo)
ghd = githubDetails(gh_list$user_repo[1:5])
lapply(ghd, '[[', "stargazers")
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