For the function get_hydrofabric, would it be possible to call sbtools download functions or download functions from other packages that don't require a user to authenticate with a ScienceBase account?
get_hydrofabric calls sbtools::item_file_download, which requires authentication and session validation. As someone who doesn't work for DOI or have a close USGS collaborator, I don't have a ScienceBase account, so I can't use get_hydrofabric to download hydrofabric objects. There are certainly ways to work around this as a user (e.g. customizing functions as a user or just downloading directly from a ScienceBase link), but I just thought I'd toss this out there as a suggestion in case others are running into this!
What I see on my end:
hydrofab::get_hydrofabric(VPU = "18", type = "reference", dir = here("data-raw"), overwrite = TRUE)
retrieving S3 URL
Error in value[[3L]](cond) :
Error downloading [my filepath] Original error:
Error in get_access_token(): no token found, must call authenticate_sb()
sbtools::authenticate_sb()
Please enter your username:
Error in sbtools::authenticate_sb() : Empty username supplied, stopping
For the function
get_hydrofabric, would it be possible to callsbtoolsdownload functions or download functions from other packages that don't require a user to authenticate with a ScienceBase account?get_hydrofabriccallssbtools::item_file_download, which requires authentication and session validation. As someone who doesn't work for DOI or have a close USGS collaborator, I don't have a ScienceBase account, so I can't useget_hydrofabricto download hydrofabric objects. There are certainly ways to work around this as a user (e.g. customizing functions as a user or just downloading directly from a ScienceBase link), but I just thought I'd toss this out there as a suggestion in case others are running into this!What I see on my end:
Thanks for considering!