R: Get user [account] suggestions for authenticating user

suggested_slugs {rtweet} | R Documentation

## Get user [account] suggestions for authenticating user

### Description

Returns Twitter's list of suggested user categories.

Returns users data for all users in Twitter's suggested categories.

### Usage

    suggested_slugs(lang = NULL, token = NULL)

    suggested_users(slug, lang = NULL, parse = TRUE, token = NULL)

    suggested_users_all(slugs = NULL, parse = TRUE, token = NULL)

### Arguments

`lang` | optional Restricts the suggested categories to the requested language. The language must be specified by the appropriate two letter ISO 639-1 representation.
`token` | Every user should have their own Oauth (Twitter API) token. By default `token = NULL` this function looks for the path to a saved Twitter token via environment variables (which is what 'create_token()' sets up by default during initial token creation). For instruction on how to create a Twitter token see the tokens vignette, i.e., 'vignettes("auth", "rtweet")' or see `?tokens`.
`slug` | required The short name of list or a category
`parse` | Logical indicating whether to parse the returned data into a tibble data frame. See details for more on the returned users data.
`slugs` | Optional, one or more slugs returned by `suggested_slugs`. API rate limits this to 15 max (function will return warnings for slugs provided beyond the remaining limit).

### Details

Currently, this parsing process drops all recursive (list) columns, which mostly means you are shorted some entities data. To maximize users data, however, it is recommended to make an additional `lookup_users` call using the user IDs returned by this function.

### Value

List of recommended categories which can be passed along as the "slug" parameter in `suggested_users`

Recommended users

### Examples

    ## Not run:

    ## get slugs
    slugs <- suggested_slugs()

    ## use slugs to get suggested users
    suggested_users(slugs$slug[1])

    ## alternatively, get all users from all slugs in one function
    sugs <- all_suggested_users()

    ## print data
    sugs

    ## for complete users data, lookup user IDs
    sugs_usr <- lookup_users(sugs$user_id)

    ## view users data
    sugs_usr

    ## End(Not run)

[Package rtweet version 0.7.0 Index]