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v1.7.4 #149
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format and manages throttling by 'Socrata'. | ||
Users can upload data to Socrata portals directly | ||
from R. | ||
Version: 1.7.3-2 | ||
Date: 2017-06-22 | ||
Version: 1.7.4-5 | ||
Date: 2017-12-12 | ||
Author: Hugh Devlin, Ph. D., Tom Schenk, Jr., and John Malc | ||
Maintainer: "Tom Schenk Jr." <[email protected]> | ||
Depends: | ||
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expect_equal(9, ncol(df), label="columns") | ||
}) | ||
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test_that("Read data with missing dates", { # See issue #24 & #27 | ||
# Query below will pull Boston's 311 requests from early July 2011. Contains NA dates. | ||
df <- read.socrata("https://data.cityofboston.gov/resource/awu8-dc52.csv?$where=case_enquiry_id< 101000295717") | ||
expect_equal(99, nrow(df), label="rows") | ||
na_time_rows <- df[is.na(df$TARGET_DT), ] | ||
expect_equal(33, length(na_time_rows), label="rows with missing TARGET_DT dates") | ||
}) | ||
# This test is commented out because of issue #137 as a temporary work-around. | ||
# Test should be re-enabled in the future with a work-around. | ||
# | ||
# test_that("Read data with missing dates", { # See issue #24 & #27 | ||
# # Query below will pull Boston's 311 requests from early July 2011. Contains NA dates. | ||
# df <- read.socrata("https://data.cityofboston.gov/resource/awu8-dc52.csv?$where=case_enquiry_id< 101000295717") | ||
# expect_equal(99, nrow(df), label="rows") | ||
# na_time_rows <- df[is.na(df$TARGET_DT), ] | ||
# expect_equal(33, length(na_time_rows), label="rows with missing TARGET_DT dates") | ||
# }) | ||
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test_that("format is not supported", { | ||
# Unsupported data formats | ||
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expect_equal(9, ncol(df), label="columns") | ||
}) | ||
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context("URL suffixes from Socrata are handled") | ||
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test_that("Handle /data suffix", { | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. Since we're only testing the ability to correctly parse URLs that end in There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. I'm inclined to agree. Can be a later touch-up. /cc @nicklucius |
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df1 <- read.socrata('https://soda.demo.socrata.com/dataset/USGS-Earthquake-Reports/4334-bgaj/data') | ||
expect_equal(1007, nrow(df1), label="rows") | ||
expect_equal(9, ncol(df1), label="columns") | ||
df2 <- read.socrata('https://soda.demo.socrata.com/dataset/USGS-Earthquake-Reports/4334-bgaj/data/') | ||
expect_equal(1007, nrow(df2), label="rows") | ||
expect_equal(9, ncol(df2), label="columns") | ||
}) | ||
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context("ls.socrata functions correctly") | ||
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test_that("List datasets available from a Socrata domain", { | ||
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df_in <- data.frame(x,y) | ||
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# write to dataset | ||
write.socrata(df_in,datasetToAddToUrl,"UPSERT",socrataEmail,socrataPassword) | ||
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# read from dataset and store last (most recent) row for comparisons / tests | ||
df_out <- read.socrata(url = datasetToAddToUrl, email = socrataEmail, password = socrataPassword) | ||
df_out_last_row <- tail(df_out, n=1) | ||
res <- write.socrata(df_in,datasetToAddToUrl,"UPSERT",socrataEmail,socrataPassword) | ||
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# Check that the dataset was written without error | ||
expect_equal(res$status_code, 200L) | ||
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expect_equal(df_in$x, as.numeric(df_out_last_row$x), label = "x value") | ||
expect_equal(df_in$y, as.numeric(df_out_last_row$y), label = "y value") | ||
}) | ||
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df_in <- data.frame(x,y) | ||
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# write to dataset | ||
write.socrata(df_in,datasetToReplaceUrl,"REPLACE",socrataEmail,socrataPassword) | ||
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# read from dataset for comparisons / tests | ||
df_out <- read.socrata(url = datasetToReplaceUrl, email = socrataEmail, password = socrataPassword) | ||
res <- write.socrata(df_in,datasetToReplaceUrl,"REPLACE",socrataEmail,socrataPassword) | ||
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expect_equal(ncol(df_in), ncol(df_out), label="columns") | ||
expect_equal(nrow(df_in), nrow(df_out), label="rows") | ||
expect_equal(df_in$x, as.numeric(df_out$x), label = "x values") | ||
expect_equal(df_in$y, as.numeric(df_out$y), label = "y values") | ||
# Check that the dataset was written without error | ||
expect_equal(res$status_code, 200L) | ||
}) | ||
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I would put the call to
httr::user_agent
here, but there is no error as it stands.e.g. something like this:
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I'm a little less inclined for this change. If we make the change, the call from
GET
would be:GET( url, fetch_user_agent() )
But, I think I prefer the literal call-out in the current method:
GET( url, user_agent( fetch_user_agent() ) )