Closed maelle closed 6 years ago
perhaps, AFAICT it doesn't have any overlap functionality, right?
No it doesn't but it could lead to confusion (I was confused this morning 🙈 ), hence my suggesting to mention it :-) Plus it's related to IUCN Red List too so maybe someone could find this README and actually look for functionalities covered by the other package. (I opened a similar issue in their repo)
+1 for mentioning the name similarity. I've worked with both packages so I know the functions, but still it took me a moment just now looking for redlistr::rl_habitats()
function.
For someone not aware of this it might a bigger issue than changing where the extra "r" goes :)
okay, will do
Maybe simply mentioning in the readme the difference? redlistr is the internally used package by IUCN, rather than the public api
thanks @arw36
redlistr is the internally used package by IUCN
so it's not meant for others to use then? or it is?
Perhaps it could be... this is mainly for calculating spatial variables, which I don't believe their underlying data is publically available. So if someone has their own data they could use the same framework as IUCN - but I don't think the IUCN-calculated spatial metrics are meant to be reproducible publically. That said I haven't used this package, so not the best person to ask. I had also been confused about this a few months back.
right, was aware they have a bunch of data that's not available to public. thanks for the help
Maybe the README&vignette could include a small sentence about
redlistr
?