Plot a tree graph of the data resulting of the `status_id` of a tweet.
# S3 method for character autoplot(x, add_profile_pics = TRUE, ...)
Arguments
| x | rtweet status_id (character string), rtweettree_data or rtweettree_tbl_graph object. The object is first transformed to a rtweettree_tbl_graph which is then plotted with ggraph. |
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| add_profile_pics | logical whether to add the profile pictures of the users to the graph; defaults to TRUE; (should be set to FALSE for large graphs) |
| ... | arguments passed to methods |
Value
An rtweettree ggraph plot.
Details
The following functions are imported and then re-exported from the ggplot2 package to avoid loading them.
rtweettree exported operators and S3 methods
Examples
main_status_id <- "1438481824922181635" if (FALSE) { rtweettree_data_scraped <- rtweettree_data(main_status_id) ggplot2::autoplot(rtweettree_data_scraped) # when you're not interested to store the scraped data in an R object, # you can also directly plot it with: # autoplot(main_status_id) } # With package example dataset included: ggplot2::autoplot(rtweettree_data_example)#>#>
