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StreamCatTools 0.6.0

• Added functionality in sc_get_data and lc_get_data to accommodate large numbers (e.g. > 700) COMIDs in header for POST request

StreamCatTools 0.5.0

• Overhauled sc_get_data and lc_get_data functions to be able to pull all metrics from StreamCat or LakeCat for an area of interest
• Updated sc_get_data and lc_get_data to be able to pass hundreds of COMIDs at a time as a function parameter and not error out in call to server
• Updated sc_get_params and lc_get_params to now return variable information, as well as just metric names and full names, and return tables of state and county abbreviations, names and FIPS codes

StreamCatTools 0.4.0

• Overhauled all functions to use the new api.epa.gov endpoints for StreamCat described in swagger documentation
• Streamlined sc_get_data and lc_get_data requests with httr2
• Adopted functionality in all package functions to use the Oracle ORDs Database REST API rather than previous JAVA REST service

StreamCatTools 0.3.0

• Incorporated POST requests in httr2 requests to deal with many COMIDs in requests
• Added documentation to vignette for working with LakeCat data in the package

StreamCatTools 0.2.0

• Added LakeCat functions to the package:
  • lc_get_data
  • lc_get_params
• Changed lifecycle to stable

StreamCatTools 0.1.1.9002

• Fixed sc_get_data to pass COMIDs to function more robustly
• Added sc_nlcd helper function to more easily grab NLCD based metrics from StreamCat
• Updated package documentation

StreamCatTools 0.1.1.9001

• API is publicly released and the package works now for everyone (not just those inside EPA network)

StreamCatTools 0.1.1.9000

• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.

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