imports raw data in CSV format (1 row per show), cleans the data, and reshapes it long so that the rows are identified by combinations of gid and song_number.
Source:R/Repeatr_1.R
Repeatr_1.RdThis was originally developed with a file called "fugotcha.csv", the first line of which went like this:
washington-dc-usa-90387 FLS0001 03/09/1987 Wilson Center $5 300 Joey Picuri Fugazi Cassette Joe #1 Intro Song #1 Furniture Merchandise Turn Off Your Guns In Defense Of Humans Waiting Room The Word
"gid" is short for "gig id"
Another data file that was used was called "releases_songs_durations_wikipedia.csv" and was obtained from the Wikipedia data on the Fugazi discography.
This file contains the following variables: index releaseid release track_number songid song instrumental vocals_picciotto vocals_mackaye vocals_lally duration_seconds
Arguments
- mycsvfile
Optional name of CSV file containing Fugazi Live Series data to be used. If omitted, the default file provided with the package will be used.
- mysongdatafile
Optional name of CSV file containing song data to be used. If omitted, the default file provided with the package will be used.
- releasesdatafile
Optional name of CSV file containing releases data to be used. If omitted, the default file provided with the package will be used.
Examples
fugotcha <- system.file("extdata", "fugotcha.csv", package = "Repeatr")
releases_songs_durations_wikipedia <- system.file("extdata", "releases_songs_durations_wikipedia.csv", package = "Repeatr")
releasesdatafile <- system.file("extdata", "releases.csv", package = "Repeatr")
Repeatr_1_results <- Repeatr_1(mycsvfile = fugotcha, mysongdatafile = releases_songs_durations_wikipedia, releasesdatafile = releasesdatafile)
#> Joining with `by = join_by(date, venue)`
#> Joining with `by = join_by(year)`
#> Warning: cannot open file '/home/runner/work/Repeatr/Repeatr/docs/reference/inst/extdata/fls_venue_geocoding.csv': No such file or directory
#> Error in file(file, "rt"): cannot open the connection