Closed akoontz11 closed 4 years ago
I've added "data retrieval" to the categories. We will have Travis-CI (running now, although it will fail because not all the tests work). Once that's up and running, I'll setup Coveralls. I'll show you how I do that once it's done; it's fiddly... We don't need to worry about the skip_on_cran
stuff because we're using vcr
to circumvent that.
Closing this issue, as official ROpenSci Checklist exists.
Below is the demo ROpenSci issue list. Let me know what looks incorrect. The 3 items I'm unsure on are:
usethis
package at all, or Travis--but my understanding in this area is limited.skip_on_cran()
command that we'll seem to need if we are to submit there...Submitting Author: Austin Koontz (@akoontz11 )
Repository: https://github.com/pearselab/SymbiotaR2 Version submitted: 0.0.1 Editor: TBD
Reviewer 1: TBD
Reviewer 2: TBD
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Version accepted: TBD
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The primary purpose of SymbiotaR2 is to allow users to pull objects from the specified Symbiota2 database portal into an R environment. It does this by wrapping each of the default API calls made available on the Symbiota2 portal of interest.
The target audiences includes anyone interested in using R to analyze biological specimen data made available through the Symbiota2 content management system. Potential scientific applications include comparing biological trait data between different lineages, analyzing phenological data, and biodiversity research generally.
No R packages have been developed for the updated code structure provided by Symbiota2.
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