rah_pages_info: Export additional info about the target, such as IP address,...
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Source See Also Examples

Export additional info about the target, such as IP address, canonical URL, social meta tags and social metrics.

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rah_pages_info(target, token = Sys.getenv("AHREFS_AUTH_TOKEN"),
  mode = "domain", metrics = NULL, limit = 1000, order_by = NULL,
  where = NULL, having = NULL)

`target`	character string. Aim of a request: a domain, a directory or a URL
`token`	character string. Authentication token. Should be available through enviromental variables after authentication with function `rah_auth()`
`mode`	character string. Mode of operation: exact, domain, subdomains or prefix. See more in Details section
`metrics`	character vector of columns to select. See more in Details section
`limit`	integer. Number of results to return
`order_by`	character vector of columns to sort on. See more in Details section
`where`	character string - a condition created by `rah_condition_set()` function that generates proper `"where"` condition to satisfy. See more in Details section
`having`	character string - a condition created by `rah_condition_set()` function that generates proper `"having"` condition to satisfy. See more in Details section

1. available metrics - you can select which columns (metrics) you want to download and which one would be useful in filtering, BUT not all of them can always be used in "where" & "having" conditions:

Column	Type	Where	Having	Description
url	string	+	+	URL of the crawled page.
ip	string	+	+	IP address of the server that returned the page.
size	int	+	+	Size of the crawled page, in bytes.
links_internal	int	+	+	Number of internal links found in the crawled page.
links_external	int	+	+	Number of external links found in the crawled page.
encoding	string	+	+	Character encoding of the page, for example "utf8" or "iso-8859-1" (Latin-1).
title	string	+	+	Title of the crawled page.
redirect_url	string	+	+	URL where the page redirects to.
canonical_url	string	+	+	Canonical URL of the page.
content_encoding	string	+	+	Type of encoding used to compress the page data, for example "gzip" or "deflate".
description	string	+	+	Description of the crawled page.
meta_social	string	+	+	Contents of meta tags for social sharing sites.
twitter	int	+	+	Number of Twitter shares of the page.
pinterest	int	+	+	Number of Pinterest shares of the page.
facebook_likes	int	+	+	Number of Facebook likes of the page.
facebook_shares	int	+	+	Number of Facebook shares of the page.
facebook_comments	int	+	+	Number of Facebook comments of the page.
facebook_clicks	int	+	+	Number of Facebook clicks of the page.
facebook_comments_box	int	+	+	Number of Facebook box comments of the page.
facebook	int	+	+	Total number of Facebook shares/likes of the page.
total_shares	int	+	+	Total number of shares of the page across all social networks.
median_shares	int	+	+	Median number of shares of the page across all social networks.

2. "mode" parameter can take 4 different values that will affect how the results will be grouped.

Example of URL directory with folder:

Example URL: ahrefs.com/api/
exact: ahrefs.com/api/
domain: ahrefs.com/*
subdomains: *ahrefs.com/*
prefix: ahrefs.com/api/*

Example of URL directory with subdomain:

Example URL: apiv2.ahrefs.com
exact: apiv2.ahrefs.com/
domain: apiv2.ahrefs.com/*
subdomains: *apiv2.ahrefs.com/*
prefix: apiv2.ahrefs.com/*

3. "order_by" parameter is a character string that forces sorting of the results. Structure:

Structure: "column_name:asc|desc"
Single column example: "first_seen:asc" ~ this sorts results by first_seen column in ascending order
Multi column example: "last_seen:desc,first_seen:asc" ~ this sorts results by 1) last_seen column in descending order, and next by 2) first_seen column in ascending order

4. "where" & "having" are EXPERIMENTAL parameters of condition sets (character strings) that control filtering the results. To create arguments:

use rah_condition() function to create a single condition, for example: cond_1 <- rah_condition(column_name = "links", operator = "GREATER_THAN", value = "10")
use rah_condition_set() function to group single conditions into final condition string, for example: fin_cond <- rah_condition_set(cond_1, cond_2)
provide final condition to proper report function as a parameter, for example: RAhrefs::rah_pages_info(target = "ahrefs.com", token = "0123456789", mode = "domain", metrics = NULL, limit = 1000, where = fin_cond, order_by = "first_seen:asc")

nested list - the structure can be too complicated to convert into simple data frame

https://ahrefs.com/api/documentation

Other Ahrefs reports: rah_ahrefs_rank, rah_anchors_refdomains, rah_anchors, rah_backlinks_new_lost_counters, rah_backlinks_new_lost, rah_backlinks_one_per_domain, rah_backlinks, rah_broken_backlinks, rah_broken_links, rah_domain_rating, rah_linked_anchors, rah_linked_domains_by_type, rah_linked_domains, rah_metrics_extended, rah_metrics, rah_pages_extended, rah_pages, rah_refdomains_by_type, rah_refdomains_new_lost_counters, rah_refdomains_new_lost, rah_refdomains, rah_refips, rah_subscription_info

## Not run: 
# creating single conditions for 'where' parameter
cond_1 <- RAhrefs::rah_condition(
   column_name = "facebook_likes",
   operator    = "GREATER_OR_EQUAL",
   value       = "1000")

cond_2 <- RAhrefs::rah_condition(
   column_name = "facebook_shares",
   operator    = "GREATER_THAN",
   value       = "200")

# joining conditions into one condition set
cond_where <- RAhrefs::rah_condition_set(cond_1, cond_2)

# downloading
b <- RAhrefs::rah_pages_info(
  target   = "ahrefs.com",
  limit    = 2,
  where    = cond_where,
  order_by = "ahrefs_rank:desc")

## End(Not run)