listDatasets

<code>listDatasets()</code> is a convenience function for quickly seeing what datasets
are in a project. It is equivalent to <code>names(datasets(proj))</code>, with some
additional optional arguments.

The Crunch.io service <https://crunch.io/> provides a cloud-based
data store and analytic engine, as well as an intuitive web interface.
Using this package, analysts can interact with and manipulate Crunch
datasets from within R. Importantly, this allows technical researchers to
collaborate naturally with team members, managers, and clients who prefer a
point-and-click interface.

Greg Freedman Ellis

crunch

Crunch.io Data Tools

Jonathan Keane

Mike Malecki

Neal Richardson

Gordon Shotwell

Aljaž Sluga

listDatasets function

<dl><dt>kind</dt>
<dd>character specifying whether to look in active, archived, or all
datasets. Default is "active", i.e. non-archived.</dd>
<dt>project</dt>
<dd><code>ProjectFolder</code> entity, character name of a project, or
<code>NULL</code>, the default. If a Project entity or reference is supplied, the
function will display datasets from that Project's datasets. If <code>NULL</code>,
your personal folder will be used.</dd>
<dt>refresh</dt>
<dd>logical: should the function check the Crunch API for new
datasets? Default is FALSE.</dd>
<dt>shiny</dt>
<dd>logical: launch a Shiny gadget to help select the right dataset.
The gadget will return a valid <code>loadDataset()</code> call which loads the selected
dataset. The gadget requires RStudio, as well as the <code>crunchy</code> package.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Get the names of datasets in a project — listDatasets

<dl>

<dt>kind</dt>
<dd>character specifying whether to look in active, archived, or all
datasets. Default is "active", i.e. non-archived.</dd>


<dt>project</dt>
<dd><code>ProjectFolder</code> entity, character name of a project, or
<code>NULL</code>, the default. If a Project entity or reference is supplied, the
function will display datasets from that Project's datasets. If <code>NULL</code>,
your personal folder will be used.</dd>


<dt>refresh</dt>
<dd>logical: should the function check the Crunch API for new
datasets? Default is FALSE.</dd>


<dt>shiny</dt>
<dd>logical: launch a Shiny gadget to help select the right dataset.
The gadget will return a valid <code>loadDataset()</code> call which loads the selected
dataset. The gadget requires RStudio, as well as the <code>crunchy</code> package.</dd>

</dl>

listDatasets: Get the names of datasets in a project

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