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An R package to get data from Coletum.
To be able to use this package, first of all, you need access your Coletum’s account [https://coletum.com] from your browser to generate your authenticated token in Web service page.
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Install this package from CRAN:
{r} install.packages("RColetum")
Or install the development version from GitHub using the ‘devtools’
package:
{r} install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github("geo-sapiens/RColetum")
In this version of the package, there are four main functions available, those allow you to get your data from Coletum:
GetForms lists all forms in the account.{r} myForms <- GetForms("YOUR_TOKEN_HERE")
GetForm retrieves the metadata and complete field
structure of a specific form (labels, types, options, conditional rules,
etc.).{r} myForm <- GetForm(token = "YOUR_TOKEN_HERE", idForm = FORM_ID)
GetAnswers this function gets the answers from a
specific form. The data structure returned depends of the form
structure. When the form has no field with cardinality greater than 1,
the structure is a data frame. When the form has one or more fields with
cardinality greater then one, the structure is a list of data
frames.{r} myAnswers <- GetAnswers(token = "YOUR_TOKEN_HERE", idForm = FORM_ID)
FlattenAnswers joins all data frames from
GetAnswers into a single flat data frame. Note: this causes
row duplication for submissions with repeating groups.{r} myFlat <- GetAnswers(token = "YOUR_TOKEN_HERE", idForm = FORM_ID) |> FlattenAnswers()
```{r} install.packages(“devtools”) devtools::install_github(“geo-sapiens/RColetum”)
####@> Loading RColetum package library(RColetum)
####@> Creating a variable to store my Coletum API Token ####@> This variable will be used in all bellow methods myToken <- “cizio7xeohwgc8k4g4koo008kkoocwg”
####@> Getting my forms myForms <- GetForms(myToken)
####@> Getting form structure using form id starWarsFormStructure <- GetForm(token = myToken, idForm = 5713)
####@> Getting form structure using form name
starWarsFormStructure <- GetForm(token = myToken,
nameForm = “RColetum Test - Star Wars”)
####@> Getting answers for a form using form id starWarsFormAnswer <- GetAnswers(token = myToken, idForm = 5713)
####@> Getting answers for a form using form name ####@> In this case we have X + 1 dataframes, where X is number of ####@> N fields (fields with cardinality > 1) starWarsFormAnswer <- GetAnswers(token = myToken, nameForm = “RColetum Test - Star Wars”)
####@> Flatten all data frames into one (beware of row duplication ####@> when repeating groups are present) starWarsFormAnswerSingleDataframe <- FlattenAnswers(myAnswers)
####@> Pipe-friendly alternative starWarsFormAnswerSingleDataframe <- GetAnswers(token = myToken, idForm = FORM_ID) |> FlattenAnswers()
####@> LET’S HAVE SOME FUN AND SHOW A CHART WITH BMI (BODY MASS INDEX) ####@> OF EACH STAR WARS CHARACTERS library(ggplot2)
myChart <- ggplot(data = starWarsFormAnswer[[1]], mapping = aes(x = name66298, y = (mass66300) / (height66299/100)^2 )) + geom_bar(stat = “identity”, fill = “black”, colour = “green”, alpha = 0.8) + geom_label(mapping = aes(label = (mass66300) / (height66299/100)^2)) + labs(x = “Character”, y = “BMI”) + theme_bw(base_size = 14)
myChart
```
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These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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