I\'m aware that you can publish spreadsheets on Google docs and then import them in R. However, let\'s say I have a function or some code I want to read in R (like in the sourc
I also think that the best way is to use github or dropbox. But using the RGoogleDocs
and XML
packages we can parse the code (I'm not very experienced) with XML parsing may be someone will have better code.
### require(devtools);dev_mode(TRUE, .libPaths()[1]);install_github("RGoogleDocs", "duncantl")
require(RGoogleDocs)
require(XML)
auth <- getGoogleAuth("dicko.ahmadou@gmail.com", "*********")
con <- getGoogleDocsConnection(auth)
mydoc <- getDocs(con)
## I put star for confidentiality
## Your doc is in 10th position
names(mydoc)
## [1] "*********"
## [2] "*********"
## [3] "panel_tp_transferts"
## [4] "txint"
## [5] "avortementsuivisen"
## [6] "Untitled Document"
## [7] "copie de villages_emprise10km"
## [8] "AéroportBlaiseDiagne_AFDB.pdf"
## [9] "strassen_eng.pdf"
## [10] "R_script_CO2_emissions_airborne"
rcode <- mydoc[[10]]
rcode <- getDocContent(rcode, con)
## remove Non break space in the document (there are plenty of them...)
rcode <- gsub(" ", " ", rcode)
rcode <- htmlParse(rcode, asText = TRUE)
rcodecontent <- xpathApply(rcode, "/html//body//p//span")
rcodecontent <- sapply(rcodecontent, function(x) unname(xmlSApply(x, xmlValue))
Now we can save the code in a file
### save the script in my dropbox folder (dropbox is very easy to use...)
cat(sapply(rcodecontent, function(x) paste(x, "\n")),
file = "/home/ahmadou/Dropbox/Public/code.R")
### retrieve the public link
oldwd <- getwd()
setwd("/home/ahmadou/Dropbox/Public")
system('dropbox puburl code.R', intern = TRUE)
[1] "https://dl.dropbox.com/u/8750577/code.R"
setwd(oldw)
Here is the link for the code