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rdbnomics 0.6.4

• Update series name WEO to WEO:2019-10 and WEOAGG to WEOAGG:2019-10. For all WEO releases (and WEO by group of countries), each release is considered as a different dataset, and therefore carries a different code. For example WEO:2008-10 for the October 2008 release. The WEO dataset no longer exists on DBnomics. To get the latest release automatically, you can use the WEO:latest code.

rdbnomics 0.6.3

• New badge in README.
• Correction of .gitlab-ci.yml with pkg-config.
• Correction of rdb() examples in the doc and README.
• Simplification of README.
• New fonctions rdb_to_xts() and rdb_rename_xts() that were in README.

rdbnomics 0.6.2

• Remove ggplot2, DT and dplyr vignette dependencies.
• Internal function get_data better handles errors.

rdbnomics 0.6.1

• New arguments dimensions and query for the function rdb_series().

rdbnomics 0.6.0

• New function rdb_datasets() to request the available datasets of the providers (@fmgithub2017, #3 github).
• New function rdb_dimensions() to request the list of the dimensions of the available datasets of the providers (@fmgithub2017, #3 github).
• New function rdb_series() to request the list of the series of the available datasets of the providers (@fmgithub2017, #3 github).
• Add a clearer error message to the function to_xts() in README (Martin Feldkircher, 20200326 email).
• Update vignette for rdb_datasets(), rdb_dimensions() and rdb_series().

rdbnomics 0.5.2

• Correction of a bug in the internal function deploy. The cases to_list_length = 1 and to_list_length = 2 are now well handled (@julia.schmidt, 20200205 forum.db.nomics.world).

rdbnomics 0.5.1

• New argument ‘query’ for function rdb().
• New argument ‘api_link’ for function rdb() to replace rdb_by_api_link().
• New internal function .rdb() because rdb_by_api_link() is deprecated.
• New function dbnomics() which is used in the vignette (@blu2ego, #2 github).
• Small class correction for R 3.1.

rdbnomics 0.5.0

• New filters tool from https://editor.nomics.world/filters.
• If the retrieved dataset contains columns with codes (like ISO codes, geographic codes, …), then correspondences are performed to translate these codes if possible.
• Internal function get_data better handles errors. The message is clearer.

rdbnomics 0.4.7

• Use of metadata from the API to download less data.

rdbnomics 0.4.6

• Internal function deploy better handles recursive lists.

rdbnomics 0.4.5

• The vignette “rdbnomics-tutorial” is now named “rdbnomics”.
• rdb() and rdb_...() functions now have an argument to configure curl. It is also an option of the package. The vignette “rdbnomics” is modified consequently.
• rdb() and rdb_by_api_link() functions return an error if the columns period and period_start_day don’t exist.
• rdb() function passes argument provider_code to ids if only provider_code is provided. It is considered that the user wants to use ids without naming the arguments.
• rdb() function passes argument ids to mask if only provider_code, dataset_code and ids are provided. It is considered that the user wants to use mask without naming the argument.

rdbnomics 0.4.4

• Change of the API version from 21 to 22.
• The vignette “rdbnomics-tutorial” is modified to be backward compatible with R Markdown v1 (i.e. without pandoc or rmarkdown).
• The vignette “rdbnomics-tutorial” has an appendix.
• New rdb_providers() returns the available providers.
• New rdb_last_updates() shows the last updates.
• In the functions, dates and timestamps are transformed using as.Date() and as.POSIXct().
• dimensions in rdb() can be a list (@Iwo, #1 gitlab).

rdbnomics 0.4.3

• First release on CRAN.

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