ratatouille now also supports fetching management data from the province of West Flanders. A new argument source was added to the package functions that allows switching between RATO rato data and West Flanders wfl data. source is a required argument and not providing it will result in an error.
A new function was added: query_object_ids() which allows users to query the RATO ArcGIS REST API object IDs for a given resource within a source. These objects can then be fetched using get_objects() (#31)
get_default_resource() lists the default resource (layer or table) for a data source. Other resources may be available. This function is called by default by other data fetching functions.
ratatouille 1.0.4
ratatouille() now always returns all records for the specified source. (#53)
Fixed a bug where the token would expire (not be refreshed) if a query took longer than the token expiry time. (#53) # ratatouille 1.0.3
Fixed bug where if the RATO ArcGIS REST API returned an error message as part of the response object, ratatouille() would fail cryptically if any other parts of the query succeeded. (#50) # ratatouille 1.0.2
Fixed bug where errors from the RATO ArcGIS REST API were not properly returned as R errors, but instead caused a cryptic error without any informative message. (#46) # ratatouille 1.0.1
magrittr is no longer a direct dependency, the package now uses base pipes |> internally. (#41)
The RATO REST API capacity can now be set with an options() or by setting the environmental variable RATO_API_CAPACITY. (#43) # ratatouille 1.0.0
Add ratatouille(), a function to fetch all available invasive species data from RATO in a single function call. (#36)
All functions will now retry failed requests, when fetching objects from RATO ratatouille() will throttle after 1000 outstanding requests. (#36, #37)
Add package wide options ratatouille.rato_expires_minutes, default 5 minutes and ratatouille.cache_max_age_secs, default 150 seconds. To allow easy modification of the cache behaviour. (#36)