Order results from fetching or counting mentions

with_mention_order() allows you to specify the order of returned mentions or the order of counted mentions. This does not preclude you from reordering mentions using dplyr::arrange(). This is part of the query() language.

with_mention_order(.account, ..., .envir)

Arguments

.account	An account or query() object.
...	The fields to order by.
.envir	The environment to perform substitutions in.

Value

A query() object.

See also

Other verbs for the query language: group_mentions_by(), compare_mentions(), filter_mentions(), filter_mentions(), with_account().

query() is a way to manually create queries.

Examples

account("TEST01AA") %>%
  filter_mentions("published inthelast week") %>%
  group_mentions_by(mentionCount, totalOTS) %>%
  with_mention_order(totalOTS)
#> BrandsEye Query
#>   accounts:	TEST01AA
#>   brands:	TEST01AA:1[Your Brand Here], TEST01AA:2[Sibling Brand]
#>   timezones:	Africa/Johannesburg
#>   filter:	published inthelast week
#>   grouping:	mentionCount, totalOTS
#>   ordering:	totalOTS