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pachinkodealer avatar pachinkodealer commented on July 28, 2024

It is saying "7: In p_load("pins", "skimr", "DT", "httr", "jsonlite", "tidyverse", :
Failed to install/load:
ggTimeSeries, party, hydroGOF"
When I tried to manually install each, it said those packages were not available for this version of R. Just updated to the latest version.

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ries9112 avatar ries9112 commented on July 28, 2024

Thanks for checking it out and sorry about the issues. Were you able to install after updating your version of R?

Could you try the following code and add a screenshot of any error you run into after running this?

# install pins
install.packages('pins')
# register board
board_register(name = "pins_board",
url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/predictcrypto/pins/master/",
board = "datatxt")
# pull data
cryptodata <- pin_get(name = "hitBTC_orderbook")

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pachinkodealer avatar pachinkodealer commented on July 28, 2024

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GitGetGotUp avatar GitGetGotUp commented on July 28, 2024

i have pins installed but still get:

Error in pin_registry_retrieve(board, name) :
Pin 'hitBTC_orderbook' not found in board 'local'.

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ries9112 avatar ries9112 commented on July 28, 2024

@pachinkodealer I'm sorry I missed this until now. I can't see the images you shared unfortunately. Any luck? The tutorial which seems to be refreshing fine is running on R 4.0.3, but there are caching mechanisms (with renv) to avoid issues with package installs.

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ries9112 avatar ries9112 commented on July 28, 2024

i have pins installed but still get:

Error in pin_registry_retrieve(board, name) : Pin 'hitBTC_orderbook' not found in board 'local'.

@GitGetGotUp could you show the output of the following code:

board_register(name = "pins_board",
               url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/predictcrypto/pins/master/",
               board = "datatxt")

Working on my end:
image

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pachinkodealer avatar pachinkodealer commented on July 28, 2024

cryptodata <- pin_get(board = "pins_board", name = "hitBTC_orderbook")

image

Figured it out, it needs the "board" , pins_board specifically.

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