Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References Examples
Returns a data.frame with IDs of users who commented posts on a user's page, and the number of times they left a comment. The data.frame is sorted by the number of comments: most commenting users first.
1 2 | getUserMostCommentingUsers(user_id, access_token, num_posts = 'all',
num_users = 'all', verbose = FALSE)
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user_id |
A numeric user ID. Available from the users's page (see Details). |
access_token |
Your access token (see ?makeAccessToken). |
num_posts |
Number of posts to consider. |
num_users |
Number of top users with most comments to report. Either 'all' (default) or numeric. |
verbose |
Boolean: print informational messages if TRUE (default). |
Many VK groups and users have their ID as part of their URL address (e.g. https://vk.com/publicGROUPID, where GROUPID is a sequence of numbers). In the event a group has a screen name that does not show its ID in the URL, one can access it by clicking on any group post (or photo, video, etc.): the post will open with a new URL of the form https://vk.com/SCREENNAME?w=wall-GROUPID_POSTID). Pass GROUPID (without the minus sign in front of it) to the function call.
The command returns negative IDs for VK groups and positive IDs for individual users.
A data.frame with columns:
user_id |
User ID who left comments. |
num_comments |
Number of comments a given users left on the retrieved number of posts. |
Denis Stukal denis.stukal@nyu.edu
VK API Methods: Wall (https://vk.com/dev/wall.get)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | ## Not run:
mytoken = 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
userid = AAAAAAAA
# Show 10 users with most comments on a user's page
dat <- getUserMostCommentingUsers(user_id = userid, access_token = mytoken, num_users = 10)
str(dat)
## End(Not run)
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