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inlpubs 1.1.3

• Don’t run the extract_pdf_text example.

inlpubs 1.1.2

• Add extract_pdf_image function, used to extract an image (such as cover image) from a PDF document.
• Add extract_pdf_text function, used to extract text from a PDF document.
• Add terms dataset, a term-frequency data table.
• Add search_terms function, used to search terms in the term-frequency data table.

inlpubs 1.1.1

• Fix lost braces in make_wordcloud help documentation.

inlpubs 1.1.0

• Vignettes have undergone significant revisions.
• Help documentation for the make_wordcloud function has been exposed.
• In the pubs dataset, the key field has been renamed to pub_id, and the citation field has been renamed to bibentry.
• The pubs dataset has been enhanced by incorporating additional fields such as institution, type, text_ref, author_id, title, and annotation_src.
• An authors dataset has been added, which contains contributing authors to INLPO publications.
• Additional citations have been added.
• The functionality of the DT package has been replaced with that of the reactable package.
• The raw-data format has been changed from TSV to JSON.
• A unit test for text mining (issue #3) has been added.

inlpubs 1.0.6

• Add additional citations
• Switch Git repository name from master to main.
• Bump R version requirement from 4.0 to 4.1.
• Add all branches to code.json file.

inlpubs 1.0.4

• Add additional citations
• Remove dependency on inlmisc package.

inlpubs 1.0.3

• Configure package website for GitHub deployment.

inlpubs 1.0.2

• Remove dependency on inlpubs package in the CITATION file.

inlpubs 1.0.1

• Fix invalid URLs.

inlpubs 1.0.0

• Host repo on USGS OpenSource GitLab (code.usgs.gov).

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