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pucAggregate

Source: R/pucAggregate.R
pucAggregate.Rd

Function which takes a puc-file ("portable unaggregated collection") as created via retrieveData and computes the corresponding aggregated collection with the provided arguments (e.g. the provided region mapping). The resulting tgz-file containing the collection will be put to the madrat outputfolder as defined in getConfig("outputfolder").

Usage

pucAggregate(
  puc,
  regionmapping = getConfig("regionmapping"),
  ...,
  renv = TRUE,
  strict = FALSE
)

Arguments

puc

path to a puc-file

regionmapping

region mapping to be used for aggregation.

...

(Optional) Settings that should be changed in addition. NOTE: which settings can be modified varies from puc to puc. Allowed settings are typically listed in the file name of the puc file after the revision number.

renv

Boolean which determines whether data should be aggregated from within a renv environment (recommended) or not. If activated, renv will check which packages in which versions were used to create the puc file, download, install and load these packages and run the aggregation with them. Otherwise, the packages in the currently used environment are being used.

strict

Boolean or NULL which allows to trigger a strict mode. During strict mode warnings will be taken more seriously and will cause 1. to have the number of warnings as prefix of the created tgz file and 2. will prevent retrieveData from creating a puc file. If set to NULL the setting will be read from the puc file.

See also

retrieveData,localConfig

Other aggregation: toolAggregate()

Author

Jan Philipp Dietrich

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
pucAggregate("rev1_example.puc", regionmapping = "regionmappingH12.csv")
} # }