See http://dev.bitly.com/user_info.html#v3_user_link_history
bitly_UserLinkHistory(limit = 100, private = "off", archived = "both",
expand_client_id = "false", showRequestURL = FALSE)- optional integer in the range 1 to 100; default: 100, specifying the max number of results to return.
- on, off and both (default) whether to include or exclude private history entries. (on = return only private history entries)
- on, off (default) or both whether to include or exclude archived history entries. (on = return only archived history entries)
- true or false (always default) whether to provide additional information about encoding application.
- show URL which has been build and requested from server. For debug purposes.
link - the Bitlink specific to this user and this long_url.
aggregate_link - the global bitly identifier for this long_url.
long_url - the original long URL.
archived - a true/false value indicating whether the user has archived this link.
private - a true/false value indicating whether the user has made this link private.
created_at - an integer unix epoch indicating when this link was shortened/encoded.
user_ts - a user-provided timestamp for when this link was shortened/encoded, used for backfilling data.
modified_at - an integer unix epoch indicating when this link's metadata was last edited.
title - the title for this link.
note - the user-provided note, if set.
shares - a list of share actions (for the authenticated user only)
client_id - the oauth client ID of the app that shortened/saved this link on behalf of the user. If expand_client_id is set to false (only currently supported), this will be a string corresponding to the client_id of the encoding oauth application.
# NOT RUN {
bitly_token <- bitly_auth(key = "be03aead58f23bc1aee6e1d7b7a1d99d62f0ede8", secret = "")
lh <- bitly_UserLinkHistory()
# }
# NOT RUN {
# }
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