First full development release

[cjbarrie]

Release includes full set of functions, vignettes, and documentation.

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This discussion was created from the release First full development release.

[SangJungKim]

Hello! I have been using this r-package, and run into the error message.

So my code is:

tweets <- get_all_tweets("(Special gummies) OR Spliff OR Stoned OR Stoner OR thc OR (thc butter) OR (thc candy) OR (thc cookie) OR (thc cookie, ) OR (thc edible) OR Toking OR (Want a blunt) OR (want a joint) OR (want pot) OR Weed OR (Weed brownie) OR (weed butter) OR (Weed cake) OR (Weed candy) OR (weed edible) OR (weed gummies) OR (weed infused) OR (weed-infused)",
"2020-11-01T00:00:00Z",
"2020-11-30T23:59:59Z",
bearer_token = "MY BEARER TOKEN",
lang = "en",
data_path = "E:/2020-11/",
bind_tweets = FALSE)

and the error message returns:
Error: Argument 3 can't be a list containing data frames

Could you explain what might be the problem? Thanks!

[SangJungKim]

So I have followed your advice and revised the code:
terms <- c("Special gummies", "Spliff", "Stoned", "Stoner", "thc", "thc butter", "thc candy", "thc cookie", "thc cookie, ", "thc edible", "Toking", "Want a blunt", "want a joint", "want pot", "Weed", "Weed brownie", "weed butter", "Weed cake", "Weed candy", "weed edible", "weed gummies", "weed infused", "weed-infused")

for (i in 1:length(terms)){

• queryterm <- terms[i]
• tweets <- get_all_tweets(queryterm,

•                      "2020-11-01T00:00:00Z",
  

•                      "2020-11-30T23:59:59Z",
  

•                      bearer_token = "MY BEARER TOKEN",
  

•                      lang = "en",
  

•                      data_path = "E:/2020-11/",
  

•                      bind_tweets = FALSE)
  

• }

but I am getting the same error: Error: Argument 1 can't be a list containing data frames

Could you debug this? Thank you!

[cjbarrie]

Hmmm... okay scratch my last reply as I just tried your original code and it works on my machine. Maybe @justinchuntingho has some suggestions?

[justinchuntingho]

The code works on my machine too. I did change the data_path since I am using a Mac, which makes me wonder, can you try supplying a folder name instead of a full path (eg data_path = "2020-11"). It should create a new folder under the working directory. If this is the problem, we might need a fix to handle windows absolute path.

[SangJungKim]

I tried that with my Windows machine, and I have run into the error again. I will try on mac and let you know if the code works or not!

[justinchuntingho]

I have done some digging and it seems the error message "Error: Argument 3 can't be a list containing data frames" comes from the bind_rows() function of dplyr. I am wondering what version of dplyr have you installed? I tested on dplyr 1.0.6 it works for me. Perhaps try updating dplyr and see if it is the problem?