tweet_cap: Generate a screenshot of a tweet
In andrewbtran/muckrakr: R tools for journalists
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Quick screenshot of a tweet based on a link
Usage
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tweet_cap(link = "", filename = "NOTHINGTWEET_CAP",
folder = "DEFAULTTWEETCAP")
Arguments
link
the URL of the tweet
filename
the base name of the image you want to save. Default will be user's twitter handle.
folder
the folder you want to save the screenshot to
Examples
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tweet_cap(link="https://twitter.com/memeprovider/status/833888807959289856", folder="images")
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Quick screenshot of a tweet based on a link
Usage
1 2 | tweet_cap(link = "", filename = "NOTHINGTWEET_CAP",
folder = "DEFAULTTWEETCAP")
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Arguments
link |
the URL of the tweet |
filename |
the base name of the image you want to save. Default will be user's twitter handle. |
folder |
the folder you want to save the screenshot to |
Examples
1 | tweet_cap(link="https://twitter.com/memeprovider/status/833888807959289856", folder="images")
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