Abe Burnett

Additional detail: The plot thickens. When I use the YouTube API Explorer, and issue the following request: GET https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?part=snippet&q=React&key={YOUR_API_KEY} I get back a valid list of results. This suggests that...

Actually I'm completely mystified as to the cause. I don't see anything obviously wrong in what I'm doing, the tuber code, how the credentials are setup... And like I said,...

Copy that, good to know! I'm using it in a system I'm developing, but if you could look into it sometime this week that would be soon enough for me....

Well, this is just strange. So I tried to go direct to the API, and it worked. Here's what worked: `require(curl)` `require(jsonlite)` `API_key

That's what I ran into. Ultimately I opted to just go direct (drop the package) and use JSONlite and curl... Particularly because the author of this package hasn't been super...

It's actually already posted above! On Wed, Feb 15, 2017, 2:27 PM andreaangeli wrote: > @abeburnett great! Could you post this > alternative code? I'm a newbie with R >...

Sounds like you're missing JSONlite, perhaps. Make sure you have it installed, and that you're loading it (library(jsonlite)). Also ensure that you've put your API key in the code wherever...

For the record, I found I got 403 errors if something was wrong with my query. I.e., if it had funky characters, etc. Doesn't make sense why the response is...

You actually don't need to build it manually. You can just use devtools to download and install the current version from git which should resolve your issues. Once you install...

you could also try: ``` xdf.iconv