new_ps_query: Structured way to create to properly create a ps_query object
In dashstander/pushshiftr: Wrapper for pushshift.io API
Description
Structured way to create to properly create a ps_query object
Usage
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2
new_ps_query(url, type, sort_type, sort_direction, pagination_strategy,
size)
Arguments
url
the full URL endpoint the query is going to hit (params and all)
type
the type of query
sort_type
whether to sort on time, score, etc...
sort_direction
ascending or descending
pagination_strategy
different ways to paginate
size
the number of rows returned per request
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Description
Structured way to create to properly create a ps_query object
Usage
1 2 | new_ps_query(url, type, sort_type, sort_direction, pagination_strategy,
size)
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Arguments
url |
the full URL endpoint the query is going to hit (params and all) |
type |
the type of query |
sort_type |
whether to sort on time, score, etc... |
sort_direction |
ascending or descending |
pagination_strategy |
different ways to paginate |
size |
the number of rows returned per request |
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