Retrieve a paginated collection of Bitlinks for a Group
bitly_retrieve_links_grouped(
group_id = NA,
keyword = NULL,
search_query = NULL,
created_before = NULL,
created_after = NULL,
modified_after = NULL,
archived = "off",
deeplinks = "both",
domain_deeplinks = "both",
campaign_guid = NULL,
channel_guid = NULL,
custom_bitlink = "both",
tags = NULL,
encoding_login = NULL,
page = 1,
size = 50,
showRequestURL = F
)
- a required string | A GUID for a Bitly group
- Custom keyword to filter on history entries
- string | the value that you would like to search
- Timestamp as an integer unix epoch
- Timestamp as an integer unix epoch
- Timestamp as an integer unix epoch,
see as_datetime
or anytime
's as_datetime
- string | Default: "off" | Enum:"on" "off" "both" | Whether or not to include archived bitlinks
- string | Default: "both" | Enum:"on" "off" "both" | Filter to only Bitlinks that contain deeplinks
- string | Default: "both" | Enum:"on" "off" "both" | Filter to only Bitlinks that contain deeplinks configured with a custom domain
- Filter to return only links for the given campaign GUID, can be provided
- Filter to return only links for the given channel GUID, can be provided, overrides all other parameters
- string | Default: "both" | Enum:"on" "off" "both"
- Array of string | filter by given tags
- Array of string | Filter by the login of the authenticated user that created the Bitlink
- Default: 1 | Integer specifying the numbered result at which to start
- string | Default: 50 | The quantity of items to be be returned
- an optional T/F value to whether show URL which has been build and requested from server. For debug purposes, default FALSE.
Groups are a subdivision within an organization. A user will belong to a group within an organization. Most actions on our API will be on behalf of a group. For example, when you shorten a link, it will be on behalf of a user and a group.
if (FALSE) {
ui <- bitly_user_info(showRequestURL = TRUE)
rg <- bitly_retrieve_links_grouped(group_id = ui$default_group_guid[1])
}
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