Package 'edr4r'

Convert a CoverageJSON response to a tidy tibble

Description

Flattens a CoverageJSON Coverage or CoverageCollection into a long tibble with one row per range value and axis-coordinate combination. Handles the Point and PointSeries domain types used by station-based EDR providers, and falls back to a general N-dimensional unrolling for Grid-like domains.

Usage

covjson_to_tibble(x, datetime_as_posix = TRUE)

Arguments

x	A CoverageJSON object: either an edr_response returned by edr_location() / edr_area() / edr_cube() (etc.) with format = "covjson", or the raw parsed list.
datetime_as_posix	If TRUE (default), attempts to parse the time axis to POSIXct (UTC), including RFC 3339 UTC offsets. If any non-missing value cannot be parsed, warns and preserves the whole axis as character.

Value

A tibble with columns coverage_id, parameter, parameter_label, unit, datetime, x, y, z, and value. Columns that are absent from the source are filled with NA.

---

Area query (data inside a polygon)

Description

Calls GET /collections/{collection_id}/area with a WKT POLYGON in the coords parameter.

Usage

edr_area(
  client,
  collection_id,
  coords,
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  crs = NULL,
  format = c("covjson", "json"),
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
coords	WKT polygon string, or a matrix / data.frame of ⁠(lon, lat)⁠ rows that will be closed into a POLYGON. May also be an sf / sfc polygon if sf is installed.
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter names to filter on. Sent as a comma-separated ⁠parameter-name=⁠ query.
z	Vertical level filter.
crs	Optional CRS URI for the response.
format	"covjson" (default), "geojson", "csv", or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.

Value

An edr_response wrapping the returned CoverageJSON, or a parsed list for other JSON. The result contains data inside the requested polygon.

---

Create an EDR client

Description

Builds a reusable client object that captures the base URL of an OGC API - EDR service, a default user-agent, and HTTP options that are applied to every request.

Usage

edr_client(
  base_url,
  user_agent = NULL,
  timeout = 60,
  max_tries = 3,
  headers = NULL,
  verbose = FALSE
)

Arguments

base_url	Base URL of an OGC API - EDR service. Examples: the USGS waterdata OGC API at "https://api.waterdata.usgs.gov/ogcapi/beta", the Western Water Datahub at "https://api.wwdh.internetofwater.app", or "http://localhost:5005" for a local pygeoapi dev server. A trailing slash is optional.
user_agent	String sent in the User-Agent header. Defaults to "edr4r/<version> (+https://github.com/ksonda/edr4r)".
timeout	Positive request timeout in seconds. Defaults to 60.
max_tries	Maximum number of attempts per request. The client retries on 408, 429, and 5xx responses with exponential backoff. Must be a positive integer; defaults to 3.
headers	Named character vector of extra headers attached to every request (e.g. c(Authorization = "Bearer ...")).
verbose	If TRUE, prints request URLs to the console as they are made. Useful for debugging.

Value

An object of class edr_client containing the service URL and reusable HTTP request settings.

Examples

usgs <- edr_client("https://api.waterdata.usgs.gov/ogcapi/beta")
usgs

---

Get a single collection's metadata

Description

Get a single collection's metadata

Usage

edr_collection(client, collection_id)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier as advertised by the server – e.g. "monitoring-locations" or "daily-values".

Value

A list with the raw collection document.

---

List collections offered by the service

Description

List collections offered by the service

Usage

edr_collections(client)

Arguments

client

An edr_client.

Value

A tibble with one row per collection. Always includes id, title, description, extent_bbox, crs, data_queries, and links columns.

---

Declared OGC API conformance classes

Description

Declared OGC API conformance classes

Usage

edr_conformance(client)

Arguments

client

An edr_client.

Value

A character vector of conformance class URIs.

---

Corridor query (data along a path with a width)

Description

Calls GET /collections/{collection_id}/corridor.

Usage

edr_corridor(
  client,
  collection_id,
  coords,
  corridor_width,
  corridor_height = NULL,
  width_units = "km",
  height_units = "m",
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  crs = NULL,
  format = c("covjson", "json"),
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
coords	WKT LINESTRING, a matrix / data.frame of ⁠(lon, lat)⁠ rows, or an sfc linestring.
corridor_width	Positive width of the corridor.
corridor_height	Optional positive vertical extent.
width_units	Units for corridor_width.
height_units	Units for corridor_height.
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter names to filter on. Sent as a comma-separated ⁠parameter-name=⁠ query.
z	Vertical level filter.
crs	Optional CRS URI for the response.
format	"covjson" (default), "geojson", "csv", or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.

Value

An edr_response wrapping the returned CoverageJSON, or a parsed list for other JSON. The result contains data inside the requested corridor around the path.

---

Cube query (data inside a bounding box)

Description

Calls GET /collections/{collection_id}/cube with a bounding box.

Usage

edr_cube(
  client,
  collection_id,
  bbox,
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  crs = NULL,
  format = c("covjson", "json"),
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
bbox	Numeric vector of length 4 or 6.
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter names to filter on. Sent as a comma-separated ⁠parameter-name=⁠ query.
z	Vertical level filter.
crs	Optional CRS URI for the response.
format	"covjson" (default), "geojson", "csv", or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.

Value

An edr_response wrapping the returned CoverageJSON, or a parsed list for other JSON. The result contains data inside the requested bounding box.

---

One-shot fetch + plot + map for a collection

Description

Convenience wrapper that finds stations via edr_locations(), fetches time series with one bulk request via edr_cube() or edr_area() when the collection supports it, and hands the lot to edr_map() for rendering. Optionally writes the map to a selfcontained HTML file.

Usage

edr_explore(
  client,
  collection_id,
  bbox = NULL,
  coords = NULL,
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  limit = NULL,
  record_limit = NULL,
  file = NULL,
  popup = "plot+csv",
  method = c("auto", "cube", "area", "position", "per-location"),
  output = c("auto", "map", "plot", "data"),
  plot_view = c("auto", "time", "profile", "grid"),
  quiet = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
bbox	Optional numeric length-4 bbox. Used both to filter the locations index (if the server honours it) and as the bbox for the cube fetch in method = "auto". If omitted with method = "cube", derived from the bounding box of the returned locations sf.
coords	Point coords for position, or polygon coords for area. Forwarded to edr_position() / edr_area().
datetime	ISO-8601 interval forwarded to the data fetch.
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter ids; forwarded to the data fetch. Use edr_parameters() to discover valid ids.
limit	Optional cap on the number of stations to map.
record_limit	Optional per-station record cap, passed through to edr_location() in the per-location path. Useful for servers (e.g. USGS waterdata) that cap responses at ~10 records by default. Ignored on the cube and area paths.
file	If non-NULL, write the map to this HTML path via edr_save_html() and return file invisibly. Otherwise return the leaflet map.
popup	Popup mode (forwarded to edr_map()).
method	One of "auto" (default), "cube", "area", "position", or "per-location". See above.
output	One of "auto" (default), "map", "plot", or "data". "auto" returns a station map for station time-series results and an interactive coverage map for gridded/profile results. Explicit bulk methods returning "data" skip location discovery when the locations would not be used.
plot_view	Plot view passed to edr_plot() when returning a plot. Defaults to "auto".
quiet	If FALSE (default), print a cli progress bar when falling back to per-location fetches.
...	Forwarded to edr_map() when returning a map.

Details

The default method = "auto" picks the cheapest route the collection advertises in its data_queries:

• cube – one HTTP call returning a CoverageCollection across the whole bbox. Fast. Used when the collection supports cube and a bbox is supplied.

• area – like cube but uses a polygon. Used when coords is supplied and the collection supports area.

• position – one HTTP call at a point. Useful for vertical profiles returned by position queries.

• per-location – the fallback: one HTTP call per station via edr_location(). Slower (N+1), used when neither spatial bulk query is supported or the matching spatial input was not supplied. For polygon coords, locations are first restricted to the polygon.

Force a specific path by setting method. coords is required for area and position; if method = "cube" and bbox is omitted, the bbox is derived from the returned locations.

When polygon coords are supplied but the collection only advertises locations, method = "auto" falls back to bbox-filtered location discovery, filters those locations to the polygon, and fetches each matching location. If the collection advertises area, the area query is attempted first; an unavailable endpoint (HTTP 404, 405, or 501) triggers the same locations fallback. Explicit method = "area" instead requires the collection's ⁠/area⁠ endpoint.

Value

A leaflet htmlwidget, a ggplot, a tidy tibble/list when output = "data", or invisible(file) when a map is saved.

Examples

## Not run: 
cl <- edr_client("https://api.wwdh.internetofwater.app")

# One /cube call across a bbox -- fast.
edr_explore(
  cl, "rise-edr",
  bbox           = c(-116, 35.5, -114, 36.5),
  datetime       = "2023-01-01/2023-03-31",
  parameter_name = "3",
  file           = tempfile(fileext = ".html")
)

## End(Not run)

---

Items (OGC API Features) helpers

Description

Many EDR servers expose an OGC API Features ⁠/items⁠ endpoint alongside the EDR queries. Behaviour varies: some deployments implement items as a full Features endpoint, others as a thin stub used only to register the collection as both EDR and Features. In the stub case, non-trivial data is usually obtained via the EDR queries (edr_locations(), edr_area(), edr_cube(), etc.).

Usage

edr_items(
  client,
  collection_id,
  bbox = NULL,
  datetime = NULL,
  limit = NULL,
  format = c("geojson", "json"),
  ...
)

edr_item(client, collection_id, item_id, format = c("geojson", "json"), ...)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
bbox	Finite numeric vector of length 4 or 6 (c(minx, miny, maxx, maxy) or with z). Lower bounds must not exceed upper bounds.
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
limit	Maximum number of features to return.
format	"geojson" (default) or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.
item_id	Identifier of a single feature.

Value

When the server returns GeoJSON, an sf object if the sf package is installed, otherwise an edr_response wrapping the raw GeoJSON. For other JSON responses, a parsed list. The result describes the matching collection items from edr_items() or the requested feature from edr_item().

---

EDR service landing page

Description

Retrieves the service root document, which advertises links to the collections, conformance, and openapi endpoints.

Usage

edr_landing(client)

Arguments

client

An edr_client.

Value

A list with the parsed landing document.

---

Get data for a single location

Description

Calls GET /collections/{collection_id}/locations/{location_id}. Typically returns CoverageJSON; pass the result to covjson_to_tibble() for a tidy data frame.

Usage

edr_location(
  client,
  collection_id,
  location_id,
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  crs = NULL,
  format = c("covjson", "geojson", "csv", "json"),
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
location_id	Identifier of the location, as advertised by the server. IDs vary by deployment: bare integers, alphanumeric station codes, or compound identifiers (e.g. colon-separated triplets used by some snow / forecast networks). Reserved characters are URL-encoded for you; a literal / is rejected because it cannot round-trip through HTTP path segments.
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter names to filter on. Sent as a comma-separated ⁠parameter-name=⁠ query.
z	Vertical level filter.
crs	Optional CRS URI for the response.
format	"covjson" (default), "geojson", "csv", or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.

Value

An edr_response wrapping the returned CoverageJSON or GeoJSON, a tibble for CSV, or a parsed list for other JSON. The result contains data associated with the requested location.

---

List locations in a collection

Description

Calls GET /collections/{collection_id}/locations. With no extra filters, EDR servers typically return a GeoJSON FeatureCollection of available locations.

Usage

edr_locations(
  client,
  collection_id,
  bbox = NULL,
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  crs = NULL,
  limit = NULL,
  format = c("geojson", "json"),
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
bbox	Finite numeric vector of length 4 or 6 (c(minx, miny, maxx, maxy) or with z). Lower bounds must not exceed upper bounds.
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter names to filter on. Sent as a comma-separated ⁠parameter-name=⁠ query.
crs	Optional CRS URI for the response.
limit	Maximum number of features to return.
format	"geojson" (default) or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.

Value

When the server returns GeoJSON, an sf object if the sf package is installed, otherwise an edr_response wrapping the raw GeoJSON. When the server returns CoverageJSON, an edr_response. The result describes the collection locations matching the supplied filters.

---

Map EDR locations or coverage data

Description

Builds a leaflet::leaflet map of station features or gridded/profile CoverageJSON data. Station maps can show per-station popups with interactive time-series charts and CSV downloads. Coverage maps keep all supplied parameters, times, and vertical levels in the widget and expose in-map controls for choosing the active slice; grid cells open popups with a time-series chart for the clicked cell.

Usage

edr_map(
  locations,
  data = NULL,
  popup = c("plot+csv", "plot", "csv", "table", "all"),
  location_col = "coverage_id",
  id_col = NULL,
  label_col = NULL,
  parameter = NULL,
  plot_width = 7,
  plot_height = 3.5,
  plot_dpi = 72,
  tile_provider = "CartoDB.Positron",
  marker_radius = 6,
  matched_color = "#2C7FB8",
  unmatched_color = "#BBBBBB",
  show_unmatched = TRUE,
  legend = TRUE,
  max_match_distance = NULL,
  mode = c("auto", "stations", "grid", "profile"),
  controls = TRUE,
  initial = list(),
  grid_opacity = 0.75
)

Arguments

locations	An sf object from edr_locations(), an edr_response wrapping GeoJSON, or tidy coverage data from covjson_to_tibble() / a CoverageJSON edr_response.
data	See above. Defaults to NULL.
popup	One of "plot+csv" (default), "plot", "csv", "table", or "all".
location_col	Column in data carrying the location id when data is a single tibble. Default "coverage_id".
id_col	Column in locations to join on. If NULL, the function looks for "id" then "_id" then the first character column.
label_col	Column in locations used for the popup heading. If NULL, tries "name", "locationName", "title", then the detected id column.
parameter	Optional character vector restricting which parameters get plotted in each popup.
plot_width, plot_height	Popup chart dimensions in inches. Display size in pixels is plot_width * plot_dpi by plot_height * plot_dpi, with a larger minimum size for readable interactive popups.
plot_dpi	Display dots-per-inch for popup charts. Default 72; bump to 90+ if popups look small on hi-DPI displays.
tile_provider	Leaflet basemap. Default "CartoDB.Positron".
marker_radius	Marker radius in pixels for stations that have time-series data. Data-less stations are drawn one pixel smaller.
matched_color	Marker colour for stations that joined to a coverage in data. Default deep blue.
unmatched_color	Marker colour for stations without data (only relevant when data is supplied and show_unmatched = TRUE). Default light grey.
show_unmatched	If TRUE (default), data-less stations are drawn in unmatched_color so the user can see the full station network. Set to FALSE to drop them entirely. Ignored when data is NULL.
legend	If TRUE (default), add a legend distinguishing stations with data from those without. Suppressed automatically when there are no unmatched markers to label.
max_match_distance	Optional maximum coordinate distance for spatially matching data rows with x / y columns to stations. Units are those of the station coordinates. NULL (default) keeps the nearest-station fallback unlimited, but warns when matches are not exact.
mode	Map mode. "auto" (default) uses station markers for spatial feature inputs, grid cells for gridded coverage data, and profile markers for vertical profiles. Use "stations", "grid", or "profile" to force a mode.
controls	If TRUE (default), coverage maps include in-map controls for available slice dimensions (parameter, datetime, and z for grids).
initial	Named list of initial coverage-map selections, e.g. list(parameter = "temperature", datetime = "2024-01-01", z = 0).
grid_opacity	Fill opacity for gridded coverage cells.

Details

data can be one of:

• NULL – just markers with the sf attribute table as a popup (when popup = "table" or popup = "all").

• A long tibble (the output of covjson_to_tibble()) with one column matching the locations' id column. Set ⁠location_col =⁠ to the column in data that holds the location id and ⁠id_col =⁠ to the column in locations.

• A named list of tibbles, keyed by feature id. This is what edr_explore() passes when it fetches one time series per station — and the right shape when each station has its own CovJSON response, because server-assigned coverage_ids like "1" won't naturally match the feature id.

Value

A leaflet htmlwidget. Pass it to edr_save_html() to write a selfcontained HTML file.

---

List cross-collection parameter groups

Description

Some EDR deployments advertise a top-level parameterGroups block on ⁠/collections⁠. A group maps one environmental concept to the parameter identifiers used by multiple collections, which is useful when building comparable cross-provider queries.

Usage

edr_parameter_groups(client)

Arguments

client

An edr_client.

Details

This is an optional deployment extension rather than a required EDR capability. Servers without parameterGroups return an empty tibble.

Value

A tibble with name, description, and list-column members.

---

List the data parameters a collection serves

Description

Pulls the parameter_names block out of the collection document (GET /collections/{id}) and flattens it into a tidy tibble. These are the observed properties you can pass to ⁠parameter_name =⁠ on the query verbs (edr_location(), edr_cube(), etc.).

Usage

edr_parameters(client, collection_id)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier as advertised by the server – e.g. "monitoring-locations" or "daily-values".

Details

EDR servers vary in how they key the parameter_names dictionary (numeric IDs, short codes, etc.). The id column in the returned tibble is the value to pass back as parameter_name; the name column is the human-readable label.

Value

A tibble with one row per parameter. Columns: id, name, description, unit_symbol, unit_label, observed_property.

---

Plot an EDR response as a ggplot

Description

Convenience wrapper around ggplot2::ggplot() for the long tibble returned by covjson_to_tibble(). Automatically chooses a sensible view for time series, vertical profiles, and x/y grids.

Usage

edr_plot(
  data,
  parameter = NULL,
  group = "coverage_id",
  facet = "parameter",
  scales = "free_y",
  geom = c("line", "point", "both"),
  facet_labels = TRUE,
  view = c("auto", "time", "profile", "grid")
)

Arguments

data	Either a tidy tibble from covjson_to_tibble() or an edr_response / edr_covjson object (which we flatten with covjson_to_tibble() for you).
parameter	Optional character vector restricting to a subset of parameters.
group	Column in data used for the colour aesthetic. Defaults to "coverage_id" (one colour per location). Set to NULL to disable.
facet	Column to facet by. Defaults to "parameter" so each variable gets its own panel; pass NULL to plot everything on one axis.
scales	facet_wrap() scales argument. Default "free_y" gives each parameter its own y-axis range.
geom	One of "line", "point", or "both".
facet_labels	If TRUE (default), facet strip labels include the unit (e.g. "discharge (ft3/s)").
view	Plot view. "auto" (default) detects grids from varying x and y, profiles from varying z, and otherwise falls back to a time-series view. Set to "time", "profile", or "grid" to force a specific layout.

Value

A ggplot object visualizing the selected parameter and view.

Examples

## Not run: 
cl <- edr_client("https://api.wwdh.internetofwater.app")
resp <- edr_location(cl, "rise-edr",
                     location_id    = 3514,
                     datetime       = "2023-01-01/2023-06-30",
                     parameter_name = "3")
edr_plot(resp)

## End(Not run)

---

Position query (data at a point)

Description

Calls GET /collections/{collection_id}/position with a WKT POINT in the coords parameter.

Usage

edr_position(
  client,
  collection_id,
  coords,
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  crs = NULL,
  format = c("covjson", "json"),
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
coords	Either a length-2 numeric vector c(lon, lat), a length-3 vector c(lon, lat, z), or a WKT POINT string.
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter names to filter on. Sent as a comma-separated ⁠parameter-name=⁠ query.
z	Vertical level filter.
crs	Optional CRS URI for the response.
format	"covjson" (default), "geojson", "csv", or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.

Value

An edr_response wrapping the returned CoverageJSON, or a parsed list for other JSON. The result contains data at the requested point.

---

Get the queryables (filter properties) for a collection

Description

Returns the OGC API queryables document for a collection – a JSON Schema describing the filter properties the server exposes (this is typically used by OGC API Features for CQL2 / property-based filtering). It is not the right place to look up the data parameters / observed properties an EDR collection serves; for that, use edr_parameters().

Usage

edr_queryables(client, collection_id)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier as advertised by the server – e.g. "monitoring-locations" or "daily-values".

Value

A list with the parsed queryables document.

---

Radius query (data within a radius of a point)

Description

Calls GET /collections/{collection_id}/radius.

Usage

edr_radius(
  client,
  collection_id,
  coords,
  within,
  within_units = "km",
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  crs = NULL,
  format = c("covjson", "json"),
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
coords	Either a length-2 numeric vector c(lon, lat), a length-3 vector c(lon, lat, z), or a WKT POINT string.
within	Positive radius value.
within_units	Units of within (e.g. "km", "mi").
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter names to filter on. Sent as a comma-separated ⁠parameter-name=⁠ query.
z	Vertical level filter.
crs	Optional CRS URI for the response.
format	"covjson" (default), "geojson", "csv", or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.

Value

An edr_response wrapping the returned CoverageJSON, or a parsed list for other JSON. The result contains data within the requested radius of the point.

---

Perform a low-level EDR request

Description

Generally you should not need to call this directly: the high-level verbs (edr_locations(), edr_area(), etc.) build the path and query string for you. Use edr_request() when you need to hit a bespoke path or a non-standard parameter.

Usage

edr_request(
  client,
  path,
  query = list(),
  format = c("json", "geojson", "covjson", "csv", "html", "raw"),
  parse = TRUE
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client from edr_client().
path	Path under the base URL (with or without leading slash), e.g. "collections/monitoring-locations/locations".
query	Named list of query parameters. Values may be scalars or vectors; vectors are joined with ",". NULL entries are dropped.
format	Response format: one of "json" (default), "geojson", "covjson", "csv", "html", or "raw". Passed as ⁠?f=⁠ (except "covjson", which is sent as ?f=json with a CoverageJSON Accept hint, since EDR servers return CovJSON via JSON).
parse	If TRUE (default), parses JSON / GeoJSON / CovJSON bodies into R structures. If FALSE, returns the raw httr2 response.

Value

The parsed response body: usually a list, tibble, or edr_response representing the requested EDR resource. Returns an httr2_response when parse = FALSE or format = "raw".

---

Save a map to a standalone HTML file

Description

Thin wrapper around htmlwidgets::saveWidget() for the leaflet map returned by edr_map() or edr_explore(). With selfcontained = TRUE (the default), popup chart data and CSV download links live inside the file – no sidecar directory.

Usage

edr_save_html(map, file, selfcontained = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

map	A leaflet or htmlwidget.
file	Path to write to.
selfcontained	If TRUE, embed all assets in the file.
...	Forwarded to htmlwidgets::saveWidget().

Value

Invisibly returns file.

---

Trajectory query (data along a path)

Description

Calls GET /collections/{collection_id}/trajectory.

Usage

edr_trajectory(
  client,
  collection_id,
  coords,
  datetime = NULL,
  parameter_name = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  crs = NULL,
  format = c("covjson", "json"),
  ...
)

Arguments

client	An edr_client.
collection_id	Collection identifier.
coords	WKT LINESTRING, a matrix / data.frame of ⁠(lon, lat)⁠ rows, or an sfc linestring.
datetime	ISO-8601 instant or interval, e.g. "2024-01-01/2024-12-31" or "2024-01-01/..".
parameter_name	Character vector of parameter names to filter on. Sent as a comma-separated ⁠parameter-name=⁠ query.
z	Vertical level filter.
crs	Optional CRS URI for the response.
format	"covjson" (default), "geojson", "csv", or "json".
...	Additional query parameters passed through verbatim.

Value

An edr_response wrapping the returned CoverageJSON, or a parsed list for other JSON. The result contains data sampled along the requested path.

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Convert a GeoJSON EDR response to an sf object

Description

Convert a GeoJSON EDR response to an sf object

Usage

geojson_to_sf(x)

Arguments

x	An edr_response wrapping GeoJSON (e.g. from edr_locations()) or a raw parsed GeoJSON list.

Value

An sf object containing the GeoJSON feature properties and geometries. Requires the sf package. If sf is not installed, returns a tibble of feature properties without geometry and warns.

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