Olaf
Olaf
I see, indeed. My issue is that I want so scrape some javascript chart (the ones where the value of the time series pops up when you hover on a...
like these kinds of charts... https://opensignal.com/reports/2016/11/state-of-lte or https://plot.ly/javascript/line-and-scatter/ (I actually do not care about these websites explicitely, this is just to explain the kind of charts I am interested in)...
alternatively, do you know where can I learn more in order to parse SVG graphs with `splashr` or `gepetto`? I usually like your tools, they are fast and user-friendly Thanks!
@hrbrmstr no ideas? :) where can I lean some good Javascript skills? thanks!
for instance, could you aggregate the counts at the _hour-level_ instead of the daily level? That would help match the data more precisely with data coming from other timezones.
thanks! if you dont find any workaround, then mailing the guy at GDELT can be a solution I guess
amazing! I am looking at your documentation and I am not sure what `top_matches` returns for a given request. For instance, If I search for `hrbrmstr` over 2015, what is...
thats great. Thanks again for your help. I ll play a bit with this for a while. But the raw data has to be somewhere, right?
@hrbrmstr coincidence? http://blog.gdeltproject.org/television-explorer-hourly-timeline-boolean-or-and-increased-json-cap/ :D
but as you can see the data can only be downloaded over a 7 days period. It would be amazing if your package could take a date range as an...