litsearchr is an R package to partially automate search term selection for systematic reviews using keyword co-occurrence networks. In addition to identifying search terms, it can write Boolean searches and translate them into over 50 languages.
There were updates to synthesisr that weren't reflected in the litsearchr wrapper functions, but this is now fixed in the latest release of litsearchr.
I get an error when I run the example code for import_results() from the documentation.
When I run: `write.csv(litsearchr::scopus_example, paste(tempdir(), "/scopus.csv", sep = ""))
naive_results <- import_results(paste(tempdir(), "/", sep = ""))`
I get the error
When I look at the source code of import_results, I see it calls synthesisr::import_results
function (directory = NULL, filename = NULL, save_dataset = FALSE, verbose = TRUE, save_directory = "./") { df <- synthesisr:::import_results(directory = directory, filename = filename, save_dataset = save_dataset, save_directory = save_directory, verbose = verbose) return(df) }
I am using the most recent version of synthesisr and there is no function (private or public) called import_results.