scrape_source: scrape_source

In martinbaumgaertner/cbtext: scrape central banks

scrape_source

Description

Scrape data from central bank source

Usage

scrape_source(source, parts, spacy = T)

Arguments

source	character vector describing central banks
parts	character vector describing parts to scrape

Details

DETAILS

Value

tibble

Examples

## Not run: 
if(interactive()){
  x<-scrape_source(list(name="boe"),c("minutes"))
  x<-scrape_source(list(name="ecb"),c("minutes","pc","economic_outlook","blog"))
  x<-scrape_source(list(name="fed"),c("minutes","pc","red","transkript","agenda",
  "blue","green_sub","teala","tealb","green1","green2","beige"))
  x<-scrape_source(list(name="boj"),c("minutes","economic_report","release","outlook_report"))
  x<-scrape_source(list(name="poland"),c("minutes","inflation_report","release"))
  x<-scrape_source(list(name="iceland"),c("minutes"))
  x<-scrape_source(list(name="australia"),c("minutes"))
  x<-scrape_source(list(name="riksbank"),c("minutes","economicreview","mpreports"))
 }

## End(Not run)

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