Get data from a Zenodo record

get_from_zenodo() allows you to easy download a Zenodo record or a Zenodo file.

Note: This function only works for Zenodo created DOIs (not when the DOI is, for example, derived from Zookeys).

Usage

get_from_zenodo(doi, dir = ".", file = NULL, parallel = FALSE, force = FALSE)

Arguments

doi: A string indicating a Zenodo DOI (Digital Object Identifier) starting with "10.5281/zenodo.". See the Examples section to learn more.
dir: (optional) A string indicating a directory dir where the data must be downloaded (default: ".").
file: (optional) A character vector with the names of the files that must be downloaded. If NULL, the function will download the entire record (default: NULL).
parallel: (optional) A logical flag indicating if the function must run a number of parallel processes, each downloading another file. This is useful when multiple large files are present in the Zenodo record, which otherwise would be downloaded sequentially. This operation is limited by bandwidth and traffic limitations (default: FALSE).
force: (optional) A logical flag indicating if the function should download the files even if they already exist (default: FALSE).

Value

A character object with the paths for all the files downloaded.

Details

Zenodo API

You can find more about the Zenodo API at: https://developers.zenodo.org

License

get_from_zenodo() code is based on the download_zenodo() function found in the inborutils package of the Research Institute for Nature and Forest (INBO). download_zenodo() was created by Hans Van Calster (hans.vancalster@inbo.be) and Floris Vanderhaeghe (floris.vanderhaeghe@inbo.be).

We give our thanks for the INBO institute and for all developers involved in this piece of software.

Please note that this code comes with an MIT License. You can read the latter below.

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Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
  library(readr)

  ## Downloading a single file from a Zenodo record

  dir <- tempdir()
  file <- "sleep-diary.txt"

  get_from_zenodo(
    doi = "10.5281/zenodo.4898822",
    dir = dir,
    file = file
  )

  read_lines(file.path(dir, file))

  ## Downloading all the files from a Zenodo record

  get_from_zenodo(
    doi = "10.5281/zenodo.4898822",
    dir = tempdir(),
    file = NULL
  )
} # }