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hydroloom 1.2.0

This release introduces an S3 class hierarchy (hy_topo, hy_leveled, hy_node, hy_flownetwork) that lets hydroloom validate input at dispatch time and emit guided error messages. Existing code that passes data.frame or hy objects keeps working – the new classes are assigned automatically by hy() and by producer functions. See ?hy_topo, ?hy_leveled, ?hy_node, and ?hy_flownetwork for representation patterns, required columns, and conversion paths; vignette("non-dendritic") and vignette("network_navigation") provide end-to-end walkthroughs. Package developers should note that returned objects now carry subclass attributes which are stripped by standard dplyr operations.

• Outlet detection is explicit (#85): a row is an outlet when its toid is not in id. Canonical reserved values (0 / ""), NA, implicit absence, foreign reserved values, and unique-per-outlet ids are all accepted. Calls that previously errored on NA or orphan toid now succeed; warnings are narrower (check_hy_outlets() only on type mismatch, sort_network() only on zero outlets).
• S3 class hierarchy (#73). Producer functions stamp output classes (add_toids(), sort_network(), add_levelpaths(), make_node_topology(), to_flownetwork()); dispatch is on subclass with guided errors for wrong input. hy_flownetwork is a separate junction table – it does not inherit from hy.
• New exported helpers: hy_network_type(), is_dendritic(), hy_capabilities(). Print methods for hy_topo, hy_node, hy_flownetwork.
• hy() gains add_topo to auto-build toid from fromnode/tonode.
• add_toids(return_dendritic = FALSE) is deprecated; use to_flownetwork().
• add_levelpaths() is faster (data.table conversion).
• New check_valid() for sf/sfc geometry repair, including GEOMETRYCOLLECTION artifacts from sf::st_make_valid(). See ?check_valid.
• New dissolve_polygons() for unioning catchment or HUC-style polygon coverages, with optional grouping and interior-hole fill. Uses geos (added to Suggests) for accelerated unions when installed. See ?dissolve_polygons.
• Fix get_bridge_flowlines() on networks with independent terminals – make_nondendritic_topology() had collapsed all rows carrying the reserved outlet value into one synthetic node, misclassifying bridges and exhausting memory on continental networks.
• Fix make_to_dt() dendritic branch on tibble input.
• Welcome new contributor Andrew Psoras.
• Deprecation notice: A future release will require that hy_topo objects have unique id values (one row per catchment). Non-dendritic connectivity with duplicated ids in a toid-based edge list will need to be represented as hy_flownetwork (via to_flownetwork()). Developers passing non-dendritic toid tables through hydroloom functions should migrate to to_flownetwork() or make_node_topology().

hydroloom 1.1.3

Update test tolerances for failing Fedora CRAN tests

hydroloom 1.1.2

Hydroloom 1.1.2 introduces new functionality in accumulate_downstream(), reworks the make_index_ids(), and deprecates make_fromids() and format_index_ids() for clarity of package function. Deprecated functions will be removed in the next major version release.

• subset_network() has been added to support subsetting networks to include all diversions that emanate from the basin. – #60
• accumulate_downstream() now supports “total upstream” and “divergence routed” accumulation. – #17
• make_index_ids() has been rewritten. It now uses four modes (“to”, “from”, and “both”).
• make_fromids() is deprecated in favor of make_index_ids() with mode = “from”.
• format_index_ids() is deprecated. The *_list element of make_index_ids() can be unnested instead.

hydroloom 1.1.1

• fix bug with sort_network when duplicate entries are in the extended attributes – #52
• add specific id search to index_points_to_lines for #24
• error handling #49

hydroloom 1.1.0

• Add new vignette for network navigation vignette("network_navigation")
• Add support for upmain and downmain navigation in navigate_network_dfs()
• Add support for upmain and downmain in make_index_ids() and make_fromids().
• Add function to create a “flownetwork” representation of the network with a to_flownetwork function.
• Improved handling / fix bugs with edge cases in add_toids()
• Improved error conditions when missing suggested packages.
• navigate_hydro_network() will now navigate from a diverted path to a main path where it previously only followed traditional tributaries..

hydroloom 1.0.1 and 1.0.2

• Add checks if nhdplusTools is available.

hydroloom 1.0.0

• Initialized new project
• Create basic hy s3 object handling hy()
• Ensure tibble is used throughout
• Support generic depth first search navigation navigate_network_dfs()
• Complete migration of nhdplusTools functions to hydroloom. #1
• Support sorting non-dendritic network in sort_network()
• Implemented non-dendritic network support in add_toids()
• Implemented complete stream order / stream calculator attribute add_streamorder() and add_streamcalculator() https://github.com/DOI-USGS/nhdplusTools/issues/188
• Support for both numeric and character identifiers #2
• Support for NHDPlus and NHD 24k naming schemes #5 hydroloom_names()
• Support for linear indexing for lines that do not have measure attributes #6 index_points_to_lines()
• Implemented creation of an attribute topology from a geometric network make_attribute_topology()
• Added vignette showing how to work with the NHD flow table. https://github.com/DOI-USGS/nhdplusTools/issues/340 vignette("flow-table")
• Implement method to add divergence attribute to a non-dendritic network. add_divergence()
• Implement basic graph and sophisticate loop detection algorithm #7 and #9. check_hy_graph()

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