add raw data url

[OTStats]

instead downloading files locally, using raw data url on github for reproducibility

[combinatorist]

Wait, @OTStats, did you actually try running this on the new file location?

I just tried and got the following error:

Warning: 8095 parsing failures.         
 row                   col               expected  actual     
             file        
1111 availability_duration no trailing characters :-35:-2 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/code-for-nashville/open-data-portal/feature/scooter-2019-09-clean-up/nashville/scooter-data/scooter_extract_2019-07-20_t
o_2019-09-09.csv'

...

[combinatorist]

I started exploring and noticed that the columns don't match between the code importing the data and the data itself. For example, it looks like the data also includes a columns for company info and scooter ids and it has columns in a different order.

But, maybe I am misreading the R code, does column order not matter in read_csv? It looks like it wouldn't as long as col_names = TRUE by default. https://readr.tidyverse.org/reference/read_delim.html

[combinatorist]

But, even if the column order is a red-herring, then I am still getting the error above, I just can't explain it as easily.

[combinatorist]

FWIW, I also noticed that the file does not end properly. It looks like it missing a quote on the end of the file name in the last line.

[OTStats]

Looks like you noticed the one error, of missing the end quotation for the file name. Fixing this should solve your problems. I don't know what you meant by: ... did you actually try running this on the new file location? I don't know how you're running this code, Ibut noticed you have a renv folder with activate.R -- which I have yet to investigate.

But as aforementioned, after fixing the quotation the gist will run successfully in RStudio. Otherwise, if you delete the last line and the pipe operator the plot will display in the console. (Again, not sure how you're running this)