Closed florisvdh closed 1 year ago
Thanks @florisvdh! I got also some nice inputs from @peterdesmet. I will add all of them in this PR and then I will knit it. Thank you all 👍
Copy pasting the improvements proposed by @peterdesmet for better tracking while committing them:
- ik zou ook taxonID vermelden
- done by GBIF automatically behind the scenes (to remove: while) when publishing the checklist.
- Bij je nerdy touch is er een numbered list die niet mooi rendert, wrsch door ontbrekende lege lijn tussen paragraaf en punt “1. taxonomic information:”
De titel is ook iets nauwer in scope dan wat je uitlegt, dus misschien even hinten in de description
Titel: Get species checklist data from GBIF (to remove: via) with rgbif Description: How to use rgbif function name_usage() to get species checklist data from GBIF as well as some other rgbif tips.
@peterdesmet, @florisvdh: I reviewed myself 😄 If you want have a final look please do it. I let you merge the PR afterwards.
Looks OK, thanks!
@peterdesmet, if you want to re-review, then it's up to you to merge.
BTW: JSON and XML render nicely out of the box in Firefox:
Description
Notably, this updates the date format; currently renders as:
Plus some extra fixes.
I did the edit online in the Rmd file. @damianooldoni can you knit to md and add the extra commit please?
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