register_db_backend: Functions to setup a database backend for twitteR
In geoffjentry/twitteR: R Based Twitter Client

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples

twitteR can have a database backend registered from which to store and load tweet and user data. These functions provide mechanisms for setting up the connection within twitteR

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register_db_backend(db_handle)
register_sqlite_backend(sqlite_file, ...)
register_mysql_backend(db_name, host, user, password, ...)

`db_handle`	A DBI connection
`sqlite_file`	File path for a SQLite file
`db_name`	Name of the database to connect to
`host`	Hostname the database is on
`user`	username to connect to the database with
`password`	password to connect to the database with
`...`	extra arguments to pass to `dbConnect`

Currently only RSQLite and RMySQL are supported. To use either of these DBI implementations the appropriate packages will need to be installed.

The register_sqlite_backend and register_mysql_backend are convenience wrappers to both create the DBI connection and call register_db_backend for you.

The DBI connection, invisibly

Jeff Gentry

store_tweets_db, store_users_db, load_tweets_db, load_users_db

   ## Not run: 
    register_sqlite_backend("/path/to/sqlite/file")
    tweets = searchTwitter("#scala")
    store_tweets_db(tweets)
    from_db = load_tweets_db()
   
## End(Not run)