| Title: | Access Domains and Search Popular Websites |
| Version: | 0.0.3 |
| Description: | Functions that allow for accessing domains and a number of search engines. |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | utils |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| LazyData: | true |
| RoxygenNote: | 6.1.0 |
| Encoding: | UTF-8 |
| URL: | https://github.com/fschaff/websearchr |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/fschaff/websearchr/issues |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Packaged: | 2018-10-23 11:42:32 UTC; florianschaffner |
| Author: | Florian S. Schaffner
 [aut, cre],
Charles Crabtree [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Florian S. Schaffner <florian.schaffner@outlook.com> |
| Repository: | CRAN |
| Date/Publication: | 2018-10-23 12:10:03 UTC |
Search Bing
Description
Improve your workflow by searching Bing directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
bing(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
bing("my search terms")
Find DOI's and other bibliographic metadata
Description
Search crossref.org directly from the R console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
crossref(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
crossref("my source")
Search Duckduckgo
Description
Improve your workflow by searching with duckduckgo.com directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
duckduckgo(search_terms)
ddg(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
duckduckgo("my search terms")
ddg("r-project")
Search GitHub
Description
Improve your workflow by searching GitHub directly from R console.
Usage
github(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
github("ggplot extensions")
Search Google
Description
Improve your workflow by searching google directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
google(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
google("my search terms")
Search Google Scholar
Description
Improve your workflow by searching Google Scholar directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
google_scholar(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
google_scholar("my search terms")
Search Qwant
Description
Improve your workflow by searching Qwant directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
qwant(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
qwant("my search terms")
Search r-bloggers.com
Description
Improve your workflow by searching r-bloggers.com directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
r_bloggers(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
r_bloggers("my search terms")
Search rdocumentation.org
Description
Improve your workflow by searching rdocumentation.org directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
rdocumentation(search_terms)
rdoc(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
rdocumentation("my search terms")
rdoc("package I am looking for")
Search rdrr.io
Description
Improve your workflow by searching rdrr.io directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
rdrr_io(search_terms)
rdrr(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
rdrr_io("my search terms")
rdrr("my search terms")
Search Reddit
Description
Improve your workflow by searching Reddit directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
reddit(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
reddit("my search terms")
Search Stackoverflow
Description
Improve your workflow by searching Stackoverflow directly from R console.
Usage
stackoverflow(search_terms)
so(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
stackoverflow("r date conversion")
so("r ggplot2 geom_smooth()")
Search Twitter
Description
Improve your workflow by searching Twitter directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
twitter(search_terms, lang = c("en", "de", "es", "fr"))
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
lang |
Specify in which language Twitter should be accessed One of c("en", "de", "es" "fr") for English, German, Spanish and French, respectively. |
Examples
twitter("rstudiotips")
Access Domain
Description
Improve your workflow by accessing web directly from R console.
Usage
web(address, https = TRUE, suppressWWW = FALSE)
Arguments
address |
The web address you want to open, encapsulated in " ". |
https |
if FALSE "http" will be used instead of the default "https". |
suppressWWW |
if TRUE "www" will be suppressed and the user input will follow directly after https:// |
Examples
web("r-project.org")
Search Wikipedia
Description
Improve your workflow by searching Wikipedia directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
wikipedia(search_terms, lang = c("en", "de", "es", "fr"))
wp(search_terms, lang = c("en", "de", "es", "fr"))
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
lang |
In which language Wikipedia should be accessed. One of c("en", "de", "es" "fr") for English, German, Spanish and French, respectively. |
Examples
wikipedia("my search terms")
wp("my search terms")
Search WolframAlpha
Description
Improve your workflow by searching WolframAlpha directly from the console without having to switching to the browser and opening a new tab first.
Usage
wolframalpha(search_terms)
wolfram(search_terms)
Arguments
search_terms |
Search terms encapsulated in " ". |
Examples
wolframalpha("my search terms")
wolfram("my search terms")