Once data conform to Darwin Core Standard, use_data() makes it
easy to save data in the correct place for building a Darwin Core Archive
with build_archive().
use_data() is an all-in-one function for accepted data types "occurrence",
"event" and "multimedia". use_data() attempts to detect and save the
correct data type based on the provided tibble/data.frame.
Alternatively, users can call the underlying functions
use_data_occurrences() or use_data_events() to
specify data type manually.
Usage
use_data(..., overwrite = FALSE, quiet = FALSE)
use_data_occurrences(df, overwrite = FALSE, quiet = FALSE)
use_data_events(df, overwrite = FALSE, quiet = FALSE)Value
Does not return anything to the workspace; called for the side-effect
of saving a .csv file to /data-publish.
Details
This function saves data in the data-publish folder. It will create that
folder if it is not already present.
Data type is determined by detecting type-specific column names in supplied data.
Event: (
eventID,parentEventID,eventType)Multimedia: not yet supported
See also
use_metadata() to save metadata to /data-publish.
Examples
#> ✔ Setting active project to "/tmp/RtmpbzR3Yt".
# Build an example dataset
df <- tibble::tibble(
  occurrenceID = c("a1", "a2"),
  species = c("Eolophus roseicapilla", "Galaxias truttaceus"))
# The default function *always* asks about data type
if(interactive()){
  use_data(df)
}
# To manually specify the type of data - and avoid questions in your 
# console - use the underlying functions instead
use_data_occurrences(df, quiet = TRUE)
#> ✔ Creating data-publish/.
# Check that file has been created
list.files("data-publish")
#> [1] "occurrences.csv"
# returns "occurrences.csv" as expected
#> ✔ Setting active project to
#>   "/home/runner/work/galaxias/galaxias/docs/reference".
