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Hi! I'm a data journalist who has been using this package off and on for several months, so first I want to say thank you for your work on this wrapper. It's been a huge help and very easy to use.
When I was referencing the vignettes today, I noticed what looks like a typo in the description of "Daily Summary Data (aqs_dailydata_by_)" and "Annual Summary Data (aqs_annualdata_by_)" in the vignettes and README. I think you might have accidentally typed typed "dailydata" and "annualdata" when in fact the function is "dailysummary" and "annualsummary."
I did a quick search and it does look like dailydata and annualdata are used elsewhere in the package, but I believe those are just your naming conventions unrelated to the daily and annual summary functions and their names.
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Thank you for pointing this issue out. If I remember correctly, at one point early in the development of this package those functions were indeed called dailydata, at some point I decided to rename those functions dailysummary to keep the function names and documentation consistent with is stated on the AQS website. This is probably an old artifact from the previous function names.
Hi! I'm a data journalist who has been using this package off and on for several months, so first I want to say thank you for your work on this wrapper. It's been a huge help and very easy to use.
When I was referencing the vignettes today, I noticed what looks like a typo in the description of "Daily Summary Data (aqs_dailydata_by_)" and "Annual Summary Data (aqs_annualdata_by_)" in the vignettes and README. I think you might have accidentally typed typed "dailydata" and "annualdata" when in fact the function is "dailysummary" and "annualsummary."
I did a quick search and it does look like dailydata and annualdata are used elsewhere in the package, but I believe those are just your naming conventions unrelated to the daily and annual summary functions and their names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: