Compound property lookup via pubchem
Source:R/pubchem_property_lookup_class.R
pubchem_property_lookup.Rd
Uses the PubChem API to search for CID based onthe input annotation column and returns property information.
Usage
pubchem_property_lookup(
query_column,
search_by,
suffix = "_pubchem",
property = "InChIKey",
...
)
Arguments
- query_column
(character) The column name to use as the reference for searching the database e.g. "HMBD_ID".
- search_by
(character) The PubChem domain to search for matches to the annotation_column.
- suffix
(character) A suffix appended to all column names in the returned result. The default is
"_pubchem"
.- property
(character) A comma separated list of properties to return from the pubchem database. (see https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/docs/pug-rest#section=Compound-Property-Tables for details). Keyword ".all" will return all properties. The default is
"InChIKey"
.- ...
Additional slots and values passed to
struct_class
.
Value
A pubchem_property_lookup
object with the following
output
slots:
updated | (annotation_source) The annotation_source after adding data returned by the API. |
Inheritance
A pubchem_property_lookup
object inherits the following struct
classes: [pubchem_property_lookup]
-> [pubchem_compound_lookup]
->
[rest_api]
-> [model]
-> [struct_class]
Examples
M <- pubchem_property_lookup(
search_by = "cid",
property = "InChIKey",
output = "cids",
records = "best",
base_url = "https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/rest/pug/compound",
url_template = "<base_url>/<search_by>/<query_column>/property/<property>/JSON",
query_column = character(0),
cache = NULL,
status_codes = list(),
delay = 0.5,
suffix = "_rest_api")