Knitting GA data in RStudio: Error in identical(body, FALSE) : object 'redirect.uri' not found











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I am using the rga package to track my Google Analytics data.



When I create a script in R, I successfully retrieve data from GA:



library(rga)

library(curl)



rga.open(instance="ga")



x <- ga$getProfiles()

id <- x[3,1] # here we select the ID of the webpage we are tracking



visits <- ga$getData(id, 

                      start.date= as.Date("2016-01-01"), 

                      end.date = "today", 

                      metrics = "ga:visits, ga:pageviews, ga:organicSearches",

                      dimensions = "ga:date", 

                      sort = "", filters = "", segment = "",

                      start = 1, max = 1000,

                      batch = TRUE)


However, when I copy/paste this code in a RMarkdown file, inside a chunk, I get this error when converting it to HTML/PDF/Word:




Error in identical(body, FALSE) : object 'redirect.uri' not found Calls: ... -> request_build -> body_config -> identical Execution halted




How can I create reports about my GA data using R Markdown? How can I solve this problem






r google-analytics r-markdown knitr







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    I am using the rga package to track my Google Analytics data.



    When I create a script in R, I successfully retrieve data from GA:



    library(rga)
    
library(curl)
    

    
rga.open(instance="ga")
    

    
x <- ga$getProfiles()
    
id <- x[3,1] # here we select the ID of the webpage we are tracking
    

    
visits <- ga$getData(id, 
    
                      start.date= as.Date("2016-01-01"), 
    
                      end.date = "today", 
    
                      metrics = "ga:visits, ga:pageviews, ga:organicSearches",
    
                      dimensions = "ga:date", 
    
                      sort = "", filters = "", segment = "",
    
                      start = 1, max = 1000,
    
                      batch = TRUE)


    However, when I copy/paste this code in a RMarkdown file, inside a chunk, I get this error when converting it to HTML/PDF/Word:




    Error in identical(body, FALSE) : object 'redirect.uri' not found Calls: ... -> request_build -> body_config -> identical Execution halted




    How can I create reports about my GA data using R Markdown? How can I solve this problem






    r google-analytics r-markdown knitr







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      I am using the rga package to track my Google Analytics data.



      When I create a script in R, I successfully retrieve data from GA:



      library(rga)
      
library(curl)
      

      
rga.open(instance="ga")
      

      
x <- ga$getProfiles()
      
id <- x[3,1] # here we select the ID of the webpage we are tracking
      

      
visits <- ga$getData(id, 
      
                      start.date= as.Date("2016-01-01"), 
      
                      end.date = "today", 
      
                      metrics = "ga:visits, ga:pageviews, ga:organicSearches",
      
                      dimensions = "ga:date", 
      
                      sort = "", filters = "", segment = "",
      
                      start = 1, max = 1000,
      
                      batch = TRUE)


      However, when I copy/paste this code in a RMarkdown file, inside a chunk, I get this error when converting it to HTML/PDF/Word:




      Error in identical(body, FALSE) : object 'redirect.uri' not found Calls: ... -> request_build -> body_config -> identical Execution halted




      How can I create reports about my GA data using R Markdown? How can I solve this problem






      r google-analytics r-markdown knitr







      share|improve this question















      I am using the rga package to track my Google Analytics data.



      When I create a script in R, I successfully retrieve data from GA:



      library(rga)
      
library(curl)
      

      
rga.open(instance="ga")
      

      
x <- ga$getProfiles()
      
id <- x[3,1] # here we select the ID of the webpage we are tracking
      

      
visits <- ga$getData(id, 
      
                      start.date= as.Date("2016-01-01"), 
      
                      end.date = "today", 
      
                      metrics = "ga:visits, ga:pageviews, ga:organicSearches",
      
                      dimensions = "ga:date", 
      
                      sort = "", filters = "", segment = "",
      
                      start = 1, max = 1000,
      
                      batch = TRUE)


      However, when I copy/paste this code in a RMarkdown file, inside a chunk, I get this error when converting it to HTML/PDF/Word:




      Error in identical(body, FALSE) : object 'redirect.uri' not found Calls: ... -> request_build -> body_config -> identical Execution halted




      How can I create reports about my GA data using R Markdown? How can I solve this problem






      r google-analytics r-markdown knitr




      r google-analytics r-markdown knitr






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