Imports data on House of Commons and House of Lords publications.
publication_logs(ID = NULL, house = NULL, start_date = "1900-01-01",
end_date = Sys.Date(), extra_args = NULL, tidy = TRUE,
tidy_style = "snake_case", verbose = TRUE)hansard_publication_logs(ID = NULL, house = NULL,
start_date = "1900-01-01", end_date = Sys.Date(), extra_args = NULL,
tidy = TRUE, tidy_style = "snake_case", verbose = TRUE)
Publication ID. Defaults to NULL. If not NULL,
requests a tibble with information on the given publication.
The house that produced the particular publication. Accepts
'commons' and 'lords'. If NULL or not 'commons'
or 'lords', returns publications from both House of Commons and
House of Lords. This parameter is case-insensitive. Defaults to NULL.
Only includes publications issued on or after this date.
Accepts character values in 'YYYY-MM-DD' format, and objects of
class Date, POSIXt, POSIXct, POSIXlt or
anything else that can be coerced to a date with as.Date().
Defaults to '1900-01-01'.
Only includes publications issued on or before this
date. Accepts character values in 'YYYY-MM-DD' format, and
objects of class Date, POSIXt, POSIXct,
POSIXlt or anything else that can be coerced to a date with
as.Date(). Defaults to the current system date.
Additional parameters and queries to pass to API. These
queries must be strings and start with "&". See the
API documentation
or the package vignette for more details. Defaults to NULL.
Logical parameter. If TRUE, fixes the variable names
in the tibble to remove special characters and superfluous text, and
converts the variable names to a consistent style. Defaults to TRUE.
The style to convert variable names to, if
tidy = TRUE. Accepts one of 'snake_case', 'camelCase'
and 'period.case'. Defaults to 'snake_case'.
If TRUE, returns data to console on the progress
of the API request. Defaults to TRUE.
A tibble with details from publications in the House of Commons and House of Lords
# NOT RUN {
x <- publication_logs(house='commons')
x <- publication_logs(683267)
# }
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