Description Usage Arguments Value References Examples
Fetch a dataset from Enigma.
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dataset |
Dataset name. Required. |
limit |
(numeric) Number of rows of the dataset to return. Default (and max): 500 |
select |
(character) Vector of columns to be returned with each row. Default is to return all columns. |
conjunction |
one of "and" or "or". Only applicable when more than
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sort |
(character) Sort rows by a particular column in a given direction. + denotes ascending order, - denotes descending. See examples. |
page |
(numeric) Paginate row results and return the nth page of results. Pages are calculated based on the current limit, which defaults to 50. |
where |
(character) Filter results with a SQL-style "where" clause.
Only applies to numerical columns - use the |
search |
(character) Filter results by only returning rows that match a search query. By default this searches the entire table for matching text. To search particular fields only, use the query format "@fieldname query". To match multiple queries, the | (or) operator can be used eg. "query1|query2". |
key |
(character) Required. An Enigma API key. Supply in the function
call, or store in your |
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Named curl options passed on to |
A list with items:
success - a boolean if query was successful or not
datapath - the dataset path (this is not a file path on your machine)
info - a list of length 6 with:
rows_limit - rows limit
total_results - total items found (likely more than was returned)
total_pages - total pages found (see also current_page
)
current_page - page returned (see also total_pages
)
calls_remaining - number of requests remaining
seconds_remaining - seconds remaining before your rate limit resets
result - a data.frame/tibble - columns depend on the data source returned
https://app.enigma.io/api#data
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# After obtaining an API key from Enigma's website, pass in your key to
# the function call or set in your options (see above instructions for the
# key parameter) If you pass in your key to the function call use the
# key parameter
# White house visitor list
enigma_data(dataset='us.gov.whitehouse.visitor-list', limit = 10)
# White house visitor list - selecting three columns
enigma_data(dataset='us.gov.whitehouse.visitor-list',
select=c('namelast','visitee_namelast', 'last_updatedby'))
# White house visitor list - sort by last name
enigma_data(dataset='us.gov.whitehouse.visitor-list', sort='+namelast',
limit = 10)
# White house visitor list - get rows where total_people > 5
enigma_data(dataset='us.gov.whitehouse.visitor-list',
where='total_people > 5', limit = 10)
# White house visitor list - search for Vitale in full name field
## remove the 2nd at symbol before running
# enigma_data(dataset='us.gov.whitehouse.visitor-list',
# search='@namefull=Vitale')
# White house visitor list - search for SOPHIA in first name field
## remove the 2nd at symbol before running
# enigma_data(dataset='us.gov.whitehouse.visitor-list',
# search='@namefirst=SOPHIA')
# Domestic Market Flight Statistics (Final Destination)
dataset='us.gov.dot.rita.trans-stats.air-carrier-statistics.t100d-market-all-carrier'
enigma_data(dataset=dataset, limit = 10)
# Search for 'casa' in the Mexico's Social Security Department dataset
enigma_data('gov.mx.imss.compras.main', search='casa',
select=c('proveedor','fecha'), limit = 10)
## End(Not run)
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