google_keyword: Google Suggest Search Terms - Search Level 2
In statkclee/suggestK: Crawl and Visualize Related Search Terms from the Major Search Engines in Korea
Description
Usage
Arguments
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View source: R/google_keyword.R
Description
The function aims to crawl the second level related search terms from the Google search engine.
The only argument for this function is "Search Terms".
This function retrieves the google_keyword_R1 function in order to get the related search terms from the intial search term.
It iterates crawling the individual search terms until it consumes all the level 1 search terms.
It refer to the Google Suggest API.
Usage
1
google_keyword(keyword)
Arguments
keyword
search terms, keywords which supports Korean as well.
Details
# GOOGLE url: https://www.google.com/
Examples
1
google_keyword("korea")
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Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
View source: R/google_keyword.R
Description
The function aims to crawl the second level related search terms from the Google search engine. The only argument for this function is "Search Terms". This function retrieves the google_keyword_R1 function in order to get the related search terms from the intial search term. It iterates crawling the individual search terms until it consumes all the level 1 search terms. It refer to the Google Suggest API.
Usage
1 | google_keyword(keyword)
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Arguments
keyword |
search terms, keywords which supports Korean as well. |
Details
# GOOGLE url: https://www.google.com/
Examples
1 | google_keyword("korea")
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