In RickPack/meetupxlanimate: meetupxlanimate

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This package heavily uses the R Ladies meetupr package

Authors: Rick Pack

License: MIT

Installation

To install the development version from GitHub:

# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("RickPack/Meetup_Excel_Animate")

Global environment objects made

Note the meetupxlanimate() function assigns to the global environment the following objects: meetupxl_attendees meetupxl_events * meetupxl_all_members

Meetupr package authentication (copied from Meetupr package documentation)

As of August 15, 2019, Meetup.com switched from an API key based authentication system to OAuth 2.0, so we now support OAuth authentication. The functions all have a api_key argument which is no longer used and will eventually be deprecated. In order to use this package, you can use our built-in OAuth credentials (recommended), or if you prefer, you can supply your own by setting the meetupr.consumer_key and meetupr.consumer_secret variables.

Each time you use the package, you will be prompted to log in to your meetup.com account. The first time you run any of the meetupr functions in your session, R will open a browser window, prompting you to "Log In and Grant Access" (to the meetupr "application").

Function

• meetupxlanimate()

Making the function argument the name of the group one sees in a Meetup URL will save an animated .Gif of group membership in one's working directory and output a tibble with data about teh group.

For example, the following code will create .Gif and get data for the Research Triangle Analysts Meetup that gets stored in an Excel workbook Meetup_Data_Research-Triangle-Analysts.xlsx.

library(meetupxlanimate)

urlname  <- "Research-Triangle-Analysts"
rta_data <- meetupxlanimate("Research-Triangle-Analysts")

RickPack/meetupxlanimate documentation built on Dec. 31, 2022, 12:33 a.m.