Having added used_here() to several of your Quarto
website pages, you may want to make an overall site analysis of your
package and function usage. used_there() scrapes and
consolidates the tables into a tibble ready for
analysis:
used_there("https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/")
#> # A tibble: 1,675 × 4
#> Package Function n url
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <chr>
#> 1 base as.character 2 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 2 base as.numeric 1 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 3 base c 14 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 4 base col 8 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 5 base factor 2 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 6 base if 4 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 7 base is.na 2 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 8 base length 1 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 9 base library 14 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> 10 base list 2 https://www.quantumjitter.com/project/pandas/
#> # ℹ 1,665 more rowsFavourite
Things shows an example analysis which takes the tibble output from
used_there(), augments these data with a category, and
plots the most-used packages, the most-used functions and a word
cloud.
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