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Socrata's new Discovery API allows for domain-specific and network-wide searching. That is, to search for data for a particular portal (e.g., data.cityofchicago.org) or to search across all portals that use Socrata (e.g., NYC, SF, etc.).
Can construct queries using familiar argument structures and the function will compose a valid query
Handle Socrata query protocols and limitations -- such as throttling and paging
Interoperate well with other RSocrata functions, for instance, using the search function to find data sets and then calling read.socrata to download each data set found in the search.
The result of this might appear like a new search.socrata() function, akin to:
search.socrata(domains=..., # vector/stringcategories=..., # stringtags=..., # stringasset_type=..., # vector/string, referred to as "only" in discovery API docsattribution=..., # stringtext=..., # string, referred to as "q" in discovery API docsderived_from=..., # string
)
More details on each of the fields can be found here
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Socrata's new Discovery API allows for domain-specific and network-wide searching. That is, to search for data for a particular portal (e.g., data.cityofchicago.org) or to search across all portals that use Socrata (e.g., NYC, SF, etc.).
The results of the query should be:
read.socrata
to download each data set found in the search.The result of this might appear like a new
search.socrata()
function, akin to:More details on each of the fields can be found here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: