Reputation: 40091
I have a list of unique object ID's which I would like to loop through API. The goal is to get a single data.frame with all objects and the obtained results.
This way I obtained the list of unique objects
url <- "http://mapakriminality.cz/api/"
path <- "api/areas/?level=3"
raw.result_codes <- GET(url = url, path = path)
this.raw.content_codes <- rawToChar(raw.result_codes$content)
this.content_codes <- fromJSON(this.raw.content_codes)
this.content_codes_df <- as.data.frame(this.content_codes)
this.content_codes_df <- this.content_codes_df[- c(523,
524,
525),]
this.content_codes_list <- list(this.content_codes_df[,1])
This is how I was able to get the results for single object ID's. Areacode = an object from the list of codes.
url2 <- "http://mapakriminality.cz/api/"
path2 <- "api/crimes?areacode=190918&crimetypes=101-903&timefrom=1-2014$&timeto=12-2014&groupby=area"
raw.result_crimes <- GET(url = url2, path = path2)
this.raw.content_crimes <- rawToChar(raw.result_crimes$content)
this.content_crimes <- fromJSON(this.raw.content_crimes)
this.content_crimes_df <- as.data.frame(this.content_crimes)
The results are then looking like this:
crimes.CrimeRate crimes.Found crimes.Solved
1 235.1567 604 449
What I am looking for are results like this:
crimes.CrimeRate crimes.Found crimes.Solved object_ID
1 235.1567 604 449 19091
2 X2 Y2 Z2 W2
3 X3 Y3 Z3 W3
Upvotes: 0
Views: 509
Reputation: 4940
If I have correctly understood what you wanted to do, here is a simple loop (based on your code) to iterate through the different area codes, download the data and update a data frame (it is not the most efficient way to do it, but the solution is simple and easy to understand):
this.content_codes_list <- this.content_codes_df[,1]
url2 <- "http://mapakriminality.cz/api/"
this.content_crimes_df <- data.frame(crimes.Crime=rep(0,length(this.content_codes_list)),
Rate.crimes.Found=rep(0,length(this.content_codes_list)),
crimes.Solved=rep(0,length(this.content_codes_list)),
object_ID=this.content_codes_list)
for (i in 1:length(this.content_codes_list)){
print(i) #optional
path2 <- paste0("api/crimes?areacode=",
this.content_codes_list[i],
"&crimetypes=101-903&timefrom=1-2014$&timeto=12-2014&groupby=area")
raw.result_crimes <- GET(url = url2, path = path2)
this.raw.content_crimes <- rawToChar(raw.result_crimes$content)
this.content_crimes <- fromJSON(this.raw.content_crimes)
this.content_crimes_df[i,1:3] <- as.data.frame(this.content_crimes)
}
EDIT
Sometimes the download data frame has more than one row or zero rows and the code above return an error. Therefore, I have updated the loop to make it works for all cases:
for (i in 1:length(this.content_codes_list)){
print(i) #optional
path2 <- paste0("api/crimes?areacode=",
this.content_codes_list[i],
"&crimetypes=101-903&timefrom=1-2014$&timeto=12-2014&groupby=area")
raw.result_crimes <- GET(url = url2, path = path2)
this.raw.content_crimes <- rawToChar(raw.result_crimes$content)
this.content_crimes <- fromJSON(this.raw.content_crimes)
output.df <- as.data.frame(this.content_crimes)
if (nrow(output.df)!=0){
output.df$object_ID <- this.content_codes_list[i]
if (i==1){
this.content_crimes_df <- output.df
}else{
this.content_crimes_df <- rbind.data.frame(this.content_crimes_df, output.df)
}
}
}
Result:
this.content_crimes_df
crimes.CrimeRate crimes.Found crimes.Solved object_ID
1 8239.2655 3051 587 001110
2 2012.8364 2603 626 001111
3 2322.2749 1176 202 001112
4 3462.3317 2854 882 001114
5 268.7800 970 323 001115
6 422.5964 1556 414 001116
7 269.8192 679 241 001117
...
Upvotes: 1