Closed llnelson closed 6 years ago
The sapply() request necessitates an interim cleanup function to format response objects prior to writing out as CSV. Current code for CSP3 (micro-drought) does not use the sapply() request since the forced list formatting is not necessary (i.e. the getRunCount() 'accommodates' missing data automatically).
Leaving open since need to check if sapply is needed for departure requests
Confirmed fixed. 20180518.
ACIS response returns string "no data available". Will retain this and add an sapply()-driven request and a nested list cleanup function to be called prior to writing to CSV.