get_user_comments: Get comments from a specified user
In jfeldhege/redditoR: Access the Reddit API

Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples

This returns comments made by one user. Comments can be requested for a specific timeframe or sort order.

get_user_comments(
  user,
  accesstoken,
  sort = c("new", "hot", "controversial", "top"),
  time = c("all", "hour", "day", "week", "month", "year"),
  limit = 100,
  after = NULL,
  before = NULL,
  output = c("df", "json", "all"),
  verbose = FALSE,
  retry = FALSE
)

`user`	The username of the user for which comments are requested.
`accesstoken`	The accesstoken required to access the endpoint. Scope must be `"history"`.
`sort`	The order in which the submissions of the user should be ordered when accessing them. Possible values are: `new`: Returns newest comments `hot`: Returns highly upvoted comments currently `controversial`: Returns comments that received a lot of upvotes and downvotes `top`: Returns most upvoted comments in a certain timeframe. Timeframe can be specified with `time`.
`time`	The timeframe for the `sort` order `controversial` and `top`. Possible values are: `hour` `day` `week` `month` `year` `all` for comments from all time. The default value if time is not specified.
`limit`	The maximum number of user comments to return. Must be a number between 1 and 100.
`after`	The fullname of a comment serving as anchor in the request. Comments after this comment in the listing are returned.
`before`	The fullname of a comment serving as anchor in the request. Comments before this comment in the listing are returned.
`output`	What the function should return. Choose `json` for an unparsed json object, `df` for a parsed object in form of a dataframe, and `all` for a list containg the json object, a dataframe, and the before and after anchors (if those exist for the endpoint).
`verbose`	A logical flag whether information about the data extraction should be printed to the console.
`retry`	A logical flag whether a failed api request should be retried. Requests will be tried up to three times with varying time intervals between requests.

More info at https://www.reddit.com/dev/api/

Comments for the specified user as a dataframe, json object or a list containing both.

get_user

## Not run: 
history_token <- get_token(scope = "history",
                           useragent = my_useragent,
                           username = my_username,
                           password = my_password,
                           client_id = my_client_id,
                           client_secret = my_client_secret)

#Get 10 comments made by Keanu Reeves
keanu_comments <- get_user_comments(user = "_KeanuReeves",
                                    accesstoken = history_token,
                                    sort = "top", time = "all",
                                    limit = 10)

## End(Not run)