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echor 0.1.9

• when server responses != 200 or 202, functions return an invisible NULL with a message instead of an error and message. (fixes #87)
• removed geojsonsf dependency.
• _getFacilityInfo() functions return an invisible NULL with message instead of stopping with error if too many records are requested in sf format.

echor 0.1.8

Bug Fixes

• various _getFacilityInfo() functions now properly return records when more then 100,000 records are returned. (fixes #79)
• _getFacilityInfo() functions stop and a message is returned if too many records are requested in sf format.

Internal changes

• remove use of rlang::dots_values() to avoid upcoming soft depreciation. (fixes #77)

echor 0.1.7

Minor Changes

• update email address for author and maintainer.
• reduced dependencies by moving spatial examples to pkgdown articles.

Bug Fixes

• update url endpoint for metadata services.

Internal changes

• update pkgdown use and template for consistency with my other packages.
• remove rlang::.data selectors for compatibility with new versions of purrr and tidyselect.
• fixed messages introduced by new versions of readr/vroom when columns are NA.
• vignette is no longer built by CRAN to reduce package dependencies, see the pkgdown website for documentation
• remove the depreciated dplyr based progress bar function and use progress package.
• functions provide message and return nothing if nslookup fails.

echor 0.1.6

Bug Fixes

• Removed TidyData in DESCRIPTION.
• Fix output for echoGetCAAPR().
• Update base URL used in webservice.

echor 0.1.5

Minor Changes

• httr::RETRY() used throughout. (fixes #49)
• Add CITATION.
• vignette and readme use ggspatial instead of ggmap. (fixes #52)

echor 0.1.4

• downloadDMRs() passes arguments properly. This fixes #43.

echor 0.1.3

Major Changes (possibly breaking)

• echoGetEffluent() and downloadDMRs() return columns (or nested columns) as characters only.

Minor changes

• fix vignette (closes #44)
• import tidyr (v1.0.0)
• utilize httptest for unit testing

echor 0.1.2

New functions

• downloadDMRs() Returns a tidy dataframe with dmr reports. (closes #38)

Updated functions

• echoGetEffluent() uses a different API call to returns a flat dmr report (one plant at a time). Existing arguments remain the same and still returns a dataframe. (closes #37)

echor 0.1.1

• Single function returns air and water data; echoGetFacilities() and echoGetReports() wrap the individual functions to streamline functions that users need to be familiar with. (closes #33)
• Added echoWaterGetMeta() and echoAirGetMeta() functions to retrieve column metadata returned by echoWaterGetFacilityInfo() and echoAirGetFacilityInfo(); specify columns returned by respective functions by including qcolumns argument in respective functions. (closes #28).
• Added default qcolumns argument to echoWaterGetFacilityInfo() to ensure reasonable default columns are returned (#29).
• echoWaterGetFacilityInfo() properly returns large datasets. The new internal function getDownload() downloads the entire CSV of queried data as a dataframe (closes #27).
• Added default qcolumns argument to echoAirGetFacilityInfo() to ensure reasonable default columns are returned (#29).
• echoAirGetFacilityInfo() properly returns large datasets. The new internal function getDownload() downloads the entire CSV of queried data as a dataframe (closes #27).
• echoSDWGetSystems() downloads data for public drinking water systems.
• echoSDWGetMeta() downloads metadata for columns returned by echoSDWGetSystems()
• Unit tests for functions that rely on EPA ECHO API utilize skip_on_cran() instead of httptest::with_mock_API()
• Imported functions are called explicitly eg. pkg::fun()

echor 0.1.0

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

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