Description Usage Arguments Value PAT Examples
Load TidyTuesday data from Github
1 | tt_load(x, week, download_files = "All", ..., auth = github_pat())
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x |
string representation of the date of data to pull, in YYYY-MM-dd format, or just numeric entry for year |
week |
left empty unless x is a numeric year entry, in which case the week of interest should be entered |
download_files |
which files to download from repo. defaults and assumes "All" for the week. |
... |
pass methods to the parsing functions. These will be passed to ALL files, so be careful. |
auth |
github Personal Access Token. See PAT section for more information |
tt_data object, which contains data that can be accessed via '$', and the readme for the weeks TidyTuesday through printing the object or calling 'readme()'
A Github PAT is a personal Access Token. This allows for signed queries to the github api, and increases the limit on the number of requests allowed from 60 to 5000. Follow instructions from <https://happygitwithr.com/github-pat.html> to set the PAT.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | # check to make sure there are requests still available
if(rate_limit_check(quiet = TRUE) > 10){
tt_output <- tt_load("2019-01-15")
tt_output
agencies <- tt_output$agencies
}
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