Welcome! The images are imported automatically in the table using their URLs using the function gt_img_circle() from the "gtExtras" R package. More information and an example here: jthomasmock.github.io/gtExtras/reference/gt_img_circle.html
Fantastic tutorial, it all worked perfectly for me. Stumbled on this video via a search for gtExtras - learnt about that and so much more. Looking forward to using these new skills in my work, and to checking out your many other interesting tutorials. Thank you Felix!
Thank you for your question. Here a possible solution: once you replaced "your_spotify_client_id" and "your_spotify_client_secret" with your own id and secret, be sure to restart R ("Session" > "Restart R" in RStudio) so RStudio can access your environment variables. After restarting your R session, the code should work. Hope it helps!
@@FelixAnalytix Thank you for your response! Unfortunately none of the above works. I believe that Spotify have made some changes regarding the developer page and what is required to create an app? Which Redirect URI did you use?
Correct, the "Redirect URI" field is now mandatory when creating a new app. But it doesn't matter in our case. You can use for example "localhost:1410".
Thank you for making this, I was really having troubles with styling my tables until I found this!
Thank you for your kind message :)
This is amazing, thank you. Very well explained and a very nice example.
Thank you for you nice comment :)
Brilliant tutorial - really clear, easy to follow and some impressive outputs! Thank you!!
Thanks a lot for your message!
Thanks for the tutorial! I'll try it myself.
thank you for watching
Excellent one! Thank you so much for this!
Thank you for kind message :)
Thanks. How did you import the images into R
Welcome! The images are imported automatically in the table using their URLs using the function gt_img_circle() from the "gtExtras" R package. More information and an example here: jthomasmock.github.io/gtExtras/reference/gt_img_circle.html
Fantastic tutorial, it all worked perfectly for me. Stumbled on this video via a search for gtExtras - learnt about that and so much more. Looking forward to using these new skills in my work, and to checking out your many other interesting tutorials. Thank you Felix!
Thank you very much for your comment! Very interesting to learn how you found this video. Have a nice day!
I copied your code but I'm getting the following error message:
"Error in get_spotify_access_token() :"
Thank you for your question.
Here a possible solution: once you replaced "your_spotify_client_id" and "your_spotify_client_secret" with your own id and secret, be sure to restart R ("Session" > "Restart R" in RStudio) so RStudio can access your environment variables. After restarting your R session, the code should work.
Hope it helps!
@@FelixAnalytix Thank you for your response! Unfortunately none of the above works. I believe that Spotify have made some changes regarding the developer page and what is required to create an app? Which Redirect URI did you use?
Correct, the "Redirect URI" field is now mandatory when creating a new app. But it doesn't matter in our case. You can use for example "localhost:1410".
@@FelixAnalytix This works, thank you Felix!