Create summary reports of receiver project data from the OTN data push
Source:R/make_receiver_push_summary.R
make_receiver_push_summary.Rd
Create summary reports of receiver project data from the OTN data push
Usage
make_receiver_push_summary(
matos_project = NULL,
qualified = NULL,
unqualified = NULL,
update_push_log = FALSE,
deployment = NULL,
out_dir = getwd(),
since = NULL,
rmd = FALSE
)
Arguments
- matos_project
MATOS project number or name that you wish to have summarized
- qualified, unqualified
Default is NULL: OTN qualified or unqualified detections will be downloaded from MATOS and unzipped. If you do not wish to download your files (or you're not a member of ACT), this argument also accepts a character vector of file paths of your qualified/unqualified detections. These can be CSVs or zipped folders.
- update_push_log
Do you wish to use an updated push log? Default is FALSE, but switch to TRUE if you haven't updated this package since the push occurred.
- deployment
File path of user-supplied master OTN receiver deployment metadata.
- out_dir
Defaults to working directory. In which directory would you like to save the report?
- since
Date in YYYY-MM-DD format. If you're an ACT-ite, this is mostly covered by the embedded ACT push log.
- rmd
Logical. Compile via RMarkdown rather than Quarto?
Push log
To keep track of when ACT data pushes occur, a log is kept
on the package's GitHub page. This is automatically downloaded every time you download
or update the package, but you can avoid re-downloading the package by changing
update_push_log
to TRUE
.
If you're not an ACTee, you can get similar behavior by providing a date to the since
argument.