identify_access_method: identify the access method associated with a request
In wikimedia-research/pageviews: Wikimedia Pageview definition-related utilities
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Examples
Description
identify whether the request is via desktop, the mobile web
or the mobile app. Assumes pageview filtering has been applied.
Usage
1
identify_access_method(urls)
Arguments
urls
a vector of URLs from read_sampled_log.
Value
a character vector containing "mobile web", "mobile app"
or "desktop" for each input URL, as appropriate.
See Also
to_pageviews to filter to pageviews in
the first place.
Examples
1
2
3
files <- get_files()
pageviews <- to_pageviews(read_sampled_log(files[length(files)]))
pageviews$access_method <- identify_access_method(pageviews$url)
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
identify whether the request is via desktop, the mobile web or the mobile app. Assumes pageview filtering has been applied.
Usage
1 | identify_access_method(urls)
|
Arguments
urls |
a vector of URLs from |
Value
a character vector containing "mobile web", "mobile app" or "desktop" for each input URL, as appropriate.
See Also
to_pageviews to filter to pageviews in
the first place.
Examples
1 2 3 | files <- get_files()
pageviews <- to_pageviews(read_sampled_log(files[length(files)]))
pageviews$access_method <- identify_access_method(pageviews$url)
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