feedly_search_contents: Search content of a stream

In hrbrmstr/seymour: Tools to Work with the 'Feedly' 'API'

Description

Search content of a stream

Usage

feedly_search_contents(
  query,
  stream_id = NULL,
  fields = "all",
  embedded = NULL,
  engagement = NULL,
  count = 20L,
  locale = NULL,
  feedly_token = feedly_access_token()
)

Arguments

query	a full or partial title string, URL, or #topic
stream_id	the id of the stream; a feed id, category id, tag id or a system collection/category ids can be used as stream ids. If NULL (the default) the server will use the “global.all” (see global_resource_ids) collection/category.
fields	if not "all" then a character vector of fields to use for matching. SUpported fields are "title", "author", and "keywords".
embedded	if not NULL then one of "audio", "video", "doc" or "any". Using this parameter will limit results to also include this media type. “any” means the article must contain at least one embed. Default behavior (i.e. NULL) is to not filter by embedded.
engagement	if not NULL then either "medium" or "high". Using this parameter will limit results to articles that have the specified engagement. Default behavior (i.e. NULL) is to not filter by engagement.
count	number of items to return (max 20 for "pro" users)
locale	if not NULL then a Feedly-recognized locale string (see References) to provide a hint to the search engine to return feeds in that locale.
feedly_token	Your Feedly Developer Access Token (see feedly_access_token())

Value

list with a data frame element of results

References

(https://developer.feedly.com/v3/search/) & Search Tutorial

See Also

feedly_search_title

Examples

feedly_search_contents("data science")

hrbrmstr/seymour documentation built on Jan. 24, 2020, 11:27 a.m.