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Addressed comments after initial CRAN submission (reduce file size and update links to packages/function in the documentation).
Published manuscript describing package in the Journal of Open Source Software
Package was peer reviewed.
Changes the name of the function
get_station_metadata() to
get_stations_metadata() to avoid clashes with
{stationaRy}.
Adds new functionality, find_stations_in() to assist
in finding stations in a bounding box or geospatial polygon.
Allows user to pass along a factor as the
station_code when requesting weather data. This allows for
the use of the metadata returned from
get_stations_metadata() to be used directly in queries
without changing the class of the station_code column from
factor to character.
Added functionality to get_station_metadata() so that it returns the metadata for only one station if required, commit.
Several enhanced checks for user inputs to ensure that valid requests are made before sending the API queries are now in place.
find_nearby_stations()
Fixes bug where
find_forecast_towns() returned all values, not the proper
values.
Fixes bug where BOM and SILO metadata were not properly merged
when using find_nearby_stations()
Fixes bug where
closed stations are included in the nearest stations when using
find_nearby_stations() and
include_closed = FALSE (default).
Fixes the messages when stations aren’t found nearby. In certain
cases the message indicated that a station_code was used
when latitude and longitude had been provided
and vice versa.
Fixes bug when there are no stations that meet the criteria set by the user and an error was emitted that “x” must be a {data.table} object. The function now simply errors if there are no stations from either API that meet the criteria.
get_dpird_extremes()
Fixes example in get_dpird_extremes() that didn’t
use “your_api_key” as all other examples did for error
checking.
Fixes example for get_dpird_extremes() that didn’t
follow the package’s standard use of “your_api_key” for the
api_key value in the example.
Fixes the re-export of terra::plot() where checks
indicated that it does not have a documented return value or
examples.
Fixes a bug where the package data was not available when this
package was called by another, e.g., {extractOz} used
get_patched_point() but could not validate the user-input
values because silo_daily_values could not be
found.
Fixes bug where results from get_dpird_summaries()
were truncated to only a few of the last results requested rather than
the full set from start date to end date.
Fixes bug where the DPIRD API would not properly respond to requests from Windows OS machines.
Fixes bug where SILO Data Drill gridded data were not available with enough precision.
Fixes bug where include_closed wasn’t passed along
to the API when querying DPIRD station weather data. All queries now
included closed stations by default so that a request for a closed
station is not denied due to this not being specified, commit.
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