| gu_tags | R Documentation |
All the tags used on the Guardian website. See the API docs on this endpoint for more details.
gu_tags(query = NULL, tag_type = NULL, section = NULL, references = NULL, reference_type = NULL, show_references = "all", ..., verbose = TRUE, tidy = TRUE, tidy_style = "snake_case")
query |
A string, which will return all tags containing that string. |
tag_type |
One of " |
section |
Return only tags of a given section. |
references |
Return only tags with those references |
reference_type |
Return only tags with those reference types. |
show_references |
Show associated reference data such as ISBNs.
Defaults to |
... |
Use to pass any other parameters to the API. See the docs for a full list of options. |
verbose |
Prints messages to console. Defaults to |
tidy |
Convert variable names to snake_case, remove some |
tidy_style |
Style to variable names with. |
A tibble with details on tags.
The following are the options for the show_references parameter:
"all" Includes all the fields (default)
"author"
"bisac-prefix"
"esa-cricket-match"
"esa-football-match"
"esa-football-team"
"esa-football-tournament"
"isbn"
"imdb"
"musicbrainz"
"musicbrainzgenre"
"opta-cricket-match"
"opta-football-match"
"opta-football-team"
"opta-football-tournament"
"pa-football-competition"
"pa-football-match"
"pa-football-team"
"r1-film"
"reuters-index-ric"
"reuters-stock-ric"
"witness-assignment"
## Not run: # Return all tags containing "apple" apple1 <- gu_tags(query = "apple") # Return all tags containing "apple" in the technology section apple2 <- gu_tags(query = "apple", section = "technology") # Return all contributor tags in the life and style section tag_sec_type <- gu_tags(section = "lifeandstyle", tag_type = "contributor") ## End(Not run)