Package 'mongolstats'

Description

Convert a query to a PXWeb body

Usage

as_px_query(x, lang = .px_lang())

Arguments

Value

A list suitable to send as JSON body to PXWeb.

Examples

q <- nso_query("DT_NSO_0300_001V2", list(Year = "2023"))
body <- as_px_query(q)

Description

mn_boundaries() was deprecated in mongolstats 0.3.0. Use the mongolmaps package instead: mongolmaps::mn_admin() and its shortcuts (mn_country(), mn_aimags(), mn_soums(), ...) ship boundaries that carry NSO codes, need no download, and join to NSO tables by code with mongolmaps::mn_join().

mn_boundaries() downloads boundaries for ADM0/ADM1/ADM2 from the geoBoundaries API and returns an sf object (the sf package must be installed). Results are cached in memory for the session.

Usage

mn_boundaries(level = c("ADM0", "ADM1", "ADM2"), refresh = FALSE)

Arguments

Value

An sf object with polygons for the requested level. Failed downloads raise an error of class mongolstats_http_error.

Examples

aimags <- mn_boundaries("ADM1")
# ->
if (rlang::is_installed("mongolmaps")) {
  aimags <- mongolmaps::mn_aimags()
}

Description

mn_boundaries_normalize() was deprecated in mongolstats 0.3.0 together with mn_boundaries(). To match place names in any spelling, use mongolmaps::mn_match().

Adds a name_std column to an sf boundary object by transliterating, lowercasing, and stripping special characters from place names.

Usage

mn_boundaries_normalize(g, name_col = "shapeName")

Arguments

Value

An sf object with an additional name_std column.

Examples

aimags <- mn_boundaries_normalize(mn_boundaries("ADM1"))
# ->
if (rlang::is_installed("mongolmaps")) {
  mongolmaps::mn_match(c("Khuvsgul", "Hovsgol"), to = "name_en")
}

Description

mn_boundary_keys() was deprecated in mongolstats 0.3.0. Use mongolmaps::mn_codes(), which lists every administrative unit with its NSO code, ISO 3166-2 code, P-code and names.

Returns a lightweight tibble of key columns from the geoBoundaries data, including normalized names, without the full geometry.

Usage

mn_boundary_keys(level = "ADM1")

Arguments

Value

A tibble with key columns from GeoBoundaries and normalized names.

Examples

keys <- mn_boundary_keys("ADM1")
# ->
if (rlang::is_installed("mongolmaps")) {
  keys <- mongolmaps::mn_codes("aimag")
}

Description

mn_fuzzy_join_by_name() was deprecated in mongolstats 0.3.0. Use mongolmaps::mn_join(), which knows the common spellings of every aimag and soum and reports each fuzzy match it makes.

Performs a fuzzy string-distance join between a data frame and geoBoundaries polygons.

Usage

mn_fuzzy_join_by_name(
  data,
  name_col,
  level = "ADM1",
  boundaries = NULL,
  max_distance = 2,
  method = c("osa", "lv", "jw", "dl")
)

Arguments

Value

sf with best fuzzy matches joined. Data rows with no boundary within max_distance are dropped with a warning (class mongolstats_unmatched_names) naming them; rows with a missing name are dropped silently.

Examples

pop_data <- data.frame(aimag = c("Ulanbatar", "Darhan"), pop = c(1500000, 100000))
sf_joined <- mn_fuzzy_join_by_name(pop_data, "aimag", level = "ADM1")
# ->
if (rlang::is_installed("mongolmaps")) {
  sf_joined <- mongolmaps::mn_join(pop_data, by = "aimag", level = "aimag")
}

Description

mn_join_by_name() was deprecated in mongolstats 0.3.0. Use mongolmaps::mn_join(), which joins by NSO code or by name in any spelling, drops national and regional totals, and takes Ulaanbaatar's figures from region code "5" when a table leaves code "511" empty.

Performs an exact join between a data frame and geoBoundaries polygons using normalized place names.

Usage

mn_join_by_name(data, name_col, level = "ADM1", boundaries = NULL)

Arguments

Value

An sf object with joined data. Data rows whose name matches no boundary are dropped with a warning (class mongolstats_unmatched_names) naming them.

Examples

pop_data <- data.frame(aimag = c("Ulaanbaatar", "Darkhan-Uul"), pop = c(1500000, 100000))
sf_joined <- mn_join_by_name(pop_data, "aimag", level = "ADM1")
# ->
if (rlang::is_installed("mongolmaps")) {
  sf_joined <- mongolmaps::mn_join(pop_data, by = "aimag", level = "aimag")
}

Description

Retrieves the configuration advertised by the current PXWeb base URL and language. Successful results are cached for this R session. A failed refresh returns the previous configuration with status = "stale"; without a cache, conservative defaults are returned. Offline mode never makes a request.

Usage

nso_api_config(refresh = FALSE)

Arguments

Details

maxCells limits cells in a data-query result. maxValues limits values returned per variable in table metadata; it is not a selection limit for data queries. maxCalls and timeWindow describe the server's advertised request allowance. The package separately applies at least one second between NSO request attempts, including retries. Calls on one computer coordinate through mongolstats.rate_limit_dir; computers sharing a public IP address require additional coordination by the caller.

Value

A list with numeric maxCells, maxValues, maxCalls, and timeWindow (seconds), plus origin ("server", "cache", or "defaults"), status ("available", "partial", "stale", "offline", or "unavailable"), base_url, and lang. Invalid or missing individual limits are replaced by conservative defaults and marked partial.

References

PxWeb configuration manual, API feature, pages 74–75.

Examples

old <- nso_options(mongolstats.offline = TRUE)
nso_api_config()
options(old)

Description

Clear cached entries

Usage

nso_cache_clear()

Value

Invisibly, TRUE.

Examples

nso_cache_clear()

Description

Disable caching

Usage

nso_cache_disable()

Value

Invisibly, TRUE.

Examples

nso_cache_disable()

Description

Caches PXWeb catalogue listings and table metadata (codebooks) on disk to speed up repeated calls, including across R sessions. Entries are keyed by the PXWeb base URL, database, and language, so changing mongolstats.px_base_url or mongolstats.px_db never returns another server's metadata. Data fetched with nso_data() is not cached. The default cache uses tools::R_user_dir(), is limited to 10 MiB, and removes entries older than seven days. Existing caches in the former rappdirs location are not read or deleted automatically.

Usage

nso_cache_enable(dir = NULL, ttl = 7 * 24 * 60 * 60)

Arguments

Value

Cache directory path (invisibly).

Examples

# Enable caching in a temporary directory (for demo purposes)
cache_dir <- tempfile("mongolstats-cache-")
nso_cache_enable(dir = cache_dir)

# Check status
nso_cache_status()

# Disable when done
nso_cache_disable()
unlink(cache_dir, recursive = TRUE)

Description

Report current cache configuration and basic stats.

Usage

nso_cache_status()

Value

A list with enabled, dir, and has_cache.

Examples

nso_cache_status()

Description

Reports index coverage and distinct table counts separately from cross-listed catalogue entries. A bundled index with an unknown build time is identified explicitly. Live keyword searches describe a search window rather than a complete catalogue rebuild.

Usage

nso_catalogue_status()

Value

A one-row tibble with service identity, entries, distinct tables, coverage, indexed_at, and the source of the index.

Examples

# Inspect the bundled or session catalogue without a network request.
nso_catalogue_status()

Description

These optional checks report concerns without altering observations or interpreting undocumented source symbols. Supply observation keys, units, expected periods, and geographic levels explicitly. Different measures and populations require substantive review even when these checks find no issue.

Usage

nso_check_data(
  data,
  keys = NULL,
  unit = NULL,
  period = NULL,
  expected_periods = NULL,
  geography_level = NULL
)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with check, severity, message, and n (affected rows or values). An empty tibble means none of the requested checks found an issue; it does not establish semantic comparability.

Examples

# Constructed records contain a duplicate key and an unresolved symbol.
observations <- data.frame(
  period = c("2023", "2023"),
  value = c(12, NA_real_),
  value_raw = c("12", ".."),
  value_status = c("observed", "symbol")
)
nso_check_data(
  observations,
  keys = "period",
  period = "period",
  expected_periods = c("2023", "2024")
)

Description

Citations describe the source rather than the software license. NSO public statistics are subject to the source's terms of use and attribution rules; other catalog records may have different access and reuse conditions.

Usage

nso_citation(x)

Arguments

Value

A character vector of citations, one per source record.

References

https://www.nso.mn/en/terms_of_use

Examples

# No citation is invented for data without source records.
observations <- data.frame(value = c(12, 15))
nso_citation(observations)

Description

Retrieve a versioned metadata classification codebook

Usage

nso_classification(id, include_raw = FALSE)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with character codes, definitions, parent codes, source, and version. Attributes contain the typed metadata, quality_flags, and completeness: "empty", "incomplete", or "unverified". Nonempty responses do not establish completeness. No cross-service geographic equivalence or administrative vintage is inferred.

Examples

codes <- nso_classification(3446)
codes
attr(codes, "completeness")
attr(codes, "metadata")$version

Description

Fetch statistical data for a table (PXWeb)

Usage

nso_data(
  tbl_id,
  selections,
  labels = c("none", "en", "mn", "both"),
  value_name = getOption("mongolstats.value_name", "value"),
  include_raw = getOption("mongolstats.attach_raw", FALSE)
)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with one column per dimension and a numeric value column.

Time dimensions

NSO codes periods by position: in every table, code "0" is the latest period, so a period's code changes whenever a new one is published. The time dimension (years, quarters, months or dates) is therefore always returned by its label, such as "2024" or "2024-03", whatever labels is; nso_period_date() converts these labels to dates. Other dimensions are returned as codes unless labels asks for labels.

Select periods by label (Year = "2024"), with nso_period_seq() (Month = nso_period_seq("202401", "202412", by = "M")), or with nso_latest_periods(). Periods match whatever format the table uses, so "202403", "2024-03" and "2024M3" select the same month.

Large requests

Larger selections are split into requests under the configured cell limit. nso_api_config() discovers server limits; cached limits and mongolstats.max_cells are respected. The package coordinates NSO request attempts on the same computer, including workers, at a conservative rate.

Examples

# Population of Mongolia by sex in the two latest years
pop <- nso_data(
  tbl_id = "DT_NSO_0300_001V2",
  selections = list(
    Sex = c("Male", "Female"),
    Age = "Total",
    Year = nso_latest_periods("DT_NSO_0300_001V2", n = 2)
  ),
  labels = "en"
)
pop

Description

Returns codes and optional labels for a specific dimension.

Usage

nso_dim_values(tbl_id, dim, labels = c("code", "en", "mn", "both"))

Arguments

Value

A tibble with at least code; may include label_en and/or label_mn. In offline mode (see nso_offline_enable()) an empty tibble is returned; failed requests raise an error of class mongolstats_http_error.

Examples

values <- nso_dim_values("DT_NSO_0300_001V2", "Year")
head(values)

Description

Returns one row per dimension with basic metadata.

Usage

nso_dims(tbl_id)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with columns: dim (display name), code (dimension code), is_time (whether it is the table's time dimension; see nso_table_periods()), and n_values (number of values for the dimension). In offline mode (see nso_offline_enable()) an empty tibble is returned; failed requests raise an error of class mongolstats_http_error.

Examples

dims <- nso_dims("DT_NSO_0300_001V2")
dims

Description

Executes an nso_query and returns a tidy tibble with one column per dimension and a numeric value column. Use labels to add ⁠_en⁠/⁠_mn⁠ columns for each dimension.

Usage

nso_fetch(
  x,
  labels = c("code", "en", "mn", "both"),
  value_name = getOption("mongolstats.value_name", "value"),
  include_raw = getOption("mongolstats.attach_raw", FALSE)
)

Arguments

Value

A tibble.

Examples

q <- nso_query("DT_NSO_0300_001V2", list(Year = "2023"))
data <- nso_fetch(q)
head(data)

Description

List collection forms embedded in a metadata database record

Usage

nso_forms(database_id, include_raw = FALSE)

Arguments

Value

A tibble of form references with a records list column of typed embedded records. Records may be partial; use nso_metadata() with type = "form" to retrieve full details. An empty result means the database response contained no forms.

Examples

forms <- nso_forms(database_id = 526)
forms[c("type", "id", "name_mn")]
forms$records

Description

Look up a reviewed concept or a source-qualified portal indicator

Usage

nso_indicator(id)

Arguments

Value

A one-row tibble from nso_indicators(). Unknown or ambiguous IDs raise an error. A portal match does not supply a reviewed PXWeb template.

Examples

nso_indicator("gdp_current")

Description

Build a PXWeb query from a reviewed statistical concept

Usage

nso_indicator_query(id, periods = NULL, geography = NULL)

Arguments

Value

An nso_query() object ready for nso_fetch(). Construction is offline; fetching validates selections against current table metadata. Metadata and caveats can be inspected with nso_indicator().

Examples

nso_indicator_query("gdp_current", periods = c("2023", "2024"))
nso_indicator_query("resident_population", periods = "2024")

Description

The curated registry supplies a small set of reviewed PXWeb query templates. Portal discovery is a separate, experimental catalog: an identifier or title shared with PXWeb does not establish statistical equivalence.

Usage

nso_indicators(query = NULL, source = c("curated", "portal"), refresh = FALSE)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with source-qualified id, source_id, backend, name, unit, query availability, and source metadata. Curated rows also contain definitions, aliases, reviewed selections, caveats and validation dates. Portal rows retain invalid identifiers with queryable = FALSE, report quality flags, and preserve the original registry record in a list column.

Examples

nso_indicators("GDP")
nso_indicators("population")

Description

Filters the table catalogue to the tables in a given sector or sub-sector, as returned by nso_sectors() or nso_subsectors(), including the tables in its sub-folders.

Usage

nso_itms_by_sector(list_id)

Arguments

Value

A tibble of the tables in the sector and its sub-folders.

Examples

nso_itms_by_sector("Population, household")

Description

Returns the labels of the latest periods published in a table, ready to use in selections. Combine with nso_data() to keep a script on the newest data without hard-coding years.

Usage

nso_latest_periods(tbl_id, n = 1)

Arguments

Value

A character vector of up to n period labels, oldest first; empty in offline mode (see nso_offline_enable()).

See Also

nso_table_periods() for every period with its date.

Examples

nso_latest_periods("DT_NSO_0300_001V2", n = 3)

# Fetch the latest year without hard-coding it
nso_data(
  "DT_NSO_0300_001V2",
  list(Year = nso_latest_periods("DT_NSO_0300_001V2"), Sex = "Total", Age = "Total")
)

Description

These experimental interfaces expose the public catalogue at ⁠https://metadata.nso.mn/⁠. Its numeric identifiers belong to a separate service from PXWeb table identifiers. An indicator can describe a questionnaire field rather than a published statistical series.

Usage

nso_metadata(type, id, include_raw = FALSE)

Arguments

Details

Quality flags identify potential inconsistencies and do not correct the upstream record. include_raw = TRUE preserves unrecognized fields for inspection. These endpoints have no published stability guarantee. The upstream site's certificate chain may be incomplete on some systems; requests can then fail certificate verification.

Value

An nso_metadata list with source-qualified identity, official Mongolian text and available English text, dates, integer years, methodology, access statements, relationships, and quality flags. ⁠$context⁠ retains units, value types, collection sources, dissemination levels, and the responsible department. Its category records preserve source identifiers and official labels. ⁠$date_fields⁠ retains original date and year values, including invalid values, alongside parsed ⁠$dates⁠ and ⁠$years⁠, even when include_raw = FALSE. Missing translations remain NA; no translation is generated. Dates use the calendar date supplied by the service, independent of the local time zone. Access statements and licence categories do not establish that the underlying records are publicly downloadable.

Examples

field <- nso_metadata("indicator", 12925, include_raw = TRUE)
field$quality_flags
nso_related(field)

Description

Retrieve official metadata category dictionaries

Usage

nso_metadata_dictionary(dictionary)

Arguments

Value

A tibble of source-qualified category identifiers, character codes, and official text. The source_url, retrieved_at, and coverage attributes describe the returned catalogue. A licence or security category describes metadata and does not establish data availability.

Examples

nso_metadata_dictionary("frequency")

Description

Search or browse the government metadata catalogue

Usage

nso_metadata_search(
  query = "",
  type = "database",
  organization = NULL,
  sector = NULL,
  page = 1
)

Arguments

Value

A tibble of source-qualified references. Attributes coverage, exhaustive, pagination, retrieved_at, and unresolved_filter_rows describe the scope. exhaustive is always FALSE: a returned page, search window, or response catalogue is not a verified complete inventory.

Examples

nso_metadata_search("\u044d\u0440\u04af\u04af\u043b \u043c\u044d\u043d\u0434", type = "all")
nso_metadata_search(organization = 1, page = 1)
nso_metadata_search(type = "organization")

Description

Disable offline mode

Usage

nso_offline_disable()

Value

Invisibly, TRUE.

Examples

old <- nso_options(mongolstats.offline = TRUE)
nso_offline_disable()
options(old)

Description

When enabled, HTTP requests are prevented and functions that require the network will raise a clear offline error. Cached metadata can still be used if already available via nso_cache_enable().

Usage

nso_offline_enable()

Value

Invisibly, TRUE.

Examples

old <- nso_options(mongolstats.offline = FALSE)
# Enable offline mode
nso_offline_enable()

# Check the option was set
getOption("mongolstats.offline")

# Restore the original setting
options(old)

Description

Convenience wrapper around base::options() for mongolstats. Values are validated before anything is set: for example mongolstats.lang must be "en" or "mn", and mongolstats.timeout a positive number. Names that are not mongolstats options are set with a warning, which catches typos.

Usage

nso_options(...)

Arguments

Details

mongolstats.request_interval sets the minimum delay between NSO request attempts, with a one-second floor. Processes on the same computer coordinate through mongolstats.rate_limit_dir, which must name the same directory in each process. This does not coordinate other applications or computers sharing a public IP address. mongolstats.portal_base_url and mongolstats.metadata_base_url select the portal and metadata services. mongolstats.max_cells caps data-query cells; mongolstats.max_values describes the metadata value-list limit, rather than a data-query limit.

Value

Invisibly, the previous values of the options changed, or a list of current values when called with no arguments.

Examples

# Get all current mongolstats options
nso_options()

# Set an option (save old value for restoration)
old <- nso_options(mongolstats.default_labels = "en")

# Restore original value
options(old)

Description

Fetch multiple tables and bind (PXWeb)

Usage

nso_package(
  requests,
  labels = c("none", "en", "mn", "both"),
  parallel = getOption("mongolstats.parallel", FALSE),
  value_name = getOption("mongolstats.value_name", "value"),
  strict = FALSE
)

Arguments

Value

A tibble combining data from all requested tables, with a tbl_id column identifying the source table. Tables that failed to fetch are omitted (with a warning) unless strict = TRUE. nso_provenance() retains a record per successful table plus explicit failure records; nso_value_status() identifies each source observation by tbl_id.

Examples

reqs <- list(
  list(tbl_id = "DT_NSO_0300_001V2", selections = list(Year = "2023"))
)
combined <- nso_package(reqs)

Description

NSO tables label periods in several formats, such as "2024", "2024-03", "2016M3", "2024.03", "2024-I" (first quarter) or "2026-07-06". nso_period_date() returns the first day of each period, so results can be sorted, filtered and plotted on a date axis. A trailing *, which NSO uses to mark preliminary figures, is ignored.

Usage

nso_period_date(x)

Arguments

Details

NSO's quarterly tables label quarters "2025-1" to "2025-4". When every label in x has that form, x is read as quarters; otherwise "2025-4" is April. Pass a table's whole time column so this can be decided, or see the frequency column of nso_table_periods().

Value

A Date vector the same length as x holding the first day of each period. Labels that are not periods, such as "Total", give NA.

See Also

nso_table_periods() for the periods available in a table.

Examples

nso_period_date(c("2024", "2024-03", "2016M3", "2024-II", "Total"))

Description

Builds a run of years (YYYY) or months (YYYYMM) for use in selections. Selections match these to a table's time labels whatever format the table uses, so "202403" selects "2024-03", "2024M3" or "2024.03".

Usage

nso_period_seq(start, end, by = c("Y", "M"))

Arguments

Value

Character vector of periods.

Examples

# Generate yearly sequence
nso_period_seq("2020", "2024", by = "Y")

# Generate monthly sequence
nso_period_seq("202401", "202406", by = "M")

Description

Retrieves the public aggregate endpoint used by data.nso.mn. This service has an unversioned interface and a separate identifier and geography scheme from PXWeb. Similar titles or identifiers do not establish equivalence.

Usage

nso_portal_data(
  indicator_id,
  area = "1",
  dimension = "code",
  graph_type = "line",
  periods = NULL,
  labels = c("both", "mn", "en", "code"),
  include_raw = FALSE
)

Arguments

Details

The registry supplies source and unit text verbatim when available. It is descriptive source metadata, not an independently validated semantic crosswalk. Narrative summaries are not used to construct observations. Unpadded YYYY-1 to YYYY-4 periods are ambiguous between months and quarters, so their dates and frequencies remain missing.

Value

A tibble containing backend, source_id, period, date, frequency, active code dimensions, optional official label columns, value, value_raw, value_status, and registry unit and source. Unknown symbols have status "symbol"; no suppression meaning is inferred. An empty source response returns zero rows; request failures raise errors. A provenance attribute records the request and optional metadata failures.

Examples

nso_portal_data("DT_NSO_0000_4_4", periods = "2024")

Description

Lists the portal's public datamart catalog and presentation configuration. A supported developer query contract has not been verified, so this function supplies discovery only. It does not request underlying individual records.

Usage

nso_portal_datamarts()

Value

A tibble with id, official name, source-reported years, source, is_visible, a configuration list column, and query_supported = FALSE. Year ranges and configuration are source text, not verified data coverage.

Examples

nso_portal_datamarts()

Description

Provenance records the service, source identifier, resolved URL, selections, retrieval time, source metadata, comments, and a metadata fingerprint. A batch result contains one record per successful table and explicit failure records with request indices. Fetch error conditions retain attempted queries and completed response context; partial tables are never returned as complete. Attributes can be discarded by transformations; save a sidecar with nso_write_manifest() before modifying the original result.

Usage

nso_provenance(x)

Arguments

Value

A list of class nso_manifest with schema_version, records, and failures. An unannotated result has empty records and failures.

Examples

# Provenance is not inferred for an ordinary data frame.
observations <- data.frame(value = c(12, 15))
manifest <- nso_provenance(observations)
manifest$records
manifest$failures

Description

Builds a lightweight query object that records a table id and selections. Use nso_fetch() to execute it, or as_px_query() to inspect the underlying PXWeb body.

Usage

nso_query(tbl_id, selections = list())

Arguments

Value

An object of class nso_query.

Examples

# Create a query object (does not require network)
q <- nso_query("DT_NSO_0300_001V2", list(Year = "2023", Sex = "Total"))
print(q)

Description

Crawls the PXWeb API to rebuild the table index. If path is provided, the index is written to that file; otherwise only the in-memory index is refreshed.

Usage

nso_rebuild_px_index(
  path = NULL,
  write = !is.null(path),
  allow_incomplete = FALSE
)

Arguments

Value

A tibble containing the rebuilt table index. If some catalogue requests fail, the index is built from the rest and a warning of class mongolstats_incomplete_index names the failed paths.

Examples

# Crawls the entire PXWeb catalogue; takes several minutes
## Not run: 
idx <- nso_rebuild_px_index()
head(idx)

## End(Not run)

Description

Inspect relationships in a metadata record

Usage

nso_related(record)

Arguments

Value

A tibble of source-qualified references. This function does not make network requests; embedded records may be partial. Retrieve the full record with nso_metadata() where its type is supported.

Examples

database <- nso_metadata("database", 526)
nso_related(database)

Description

Searches table titles in the catalogue (see nso_tables()), case-insensitively, in English and Mongolian by default. query is a regular expression unless fixed = TRUE.

Usage

nso_search(
  query,
  sector = NULL,
  fields = c("tbl_eng_nm", "tbl_nm"),
  fixed = FALSE,
  live = FALSE
)

Arguments

Value

Tibble of matching tables.

Examples

nso_search("population")
nso_search("infant mortality", sector = "Education, health")
nso_search("c++", fixed = TRUE)

Description

Queries the PXWeb API root to return the top-level statistical sectors (e.g., Population, Economy, Environment). Use the returned id column with nso_subsectors() to drill into sub-categories.

Usage

nso_sectors()

Value

A tibble with columns id, type, and text. In offline mode (see nso_offline_enable()) an empty tibble is returned; failed requests raise an error of class mongolstats_http_error.

Examples

sectors <- nso_sectors()
head(sectors)

Description

Navigates one level deeper in the PXWeb catalogue hierarchy. Pass in a path id obtained from nso_sectors() or a previous nso_subsectors() call to list its children (sub-sectors or tables).

Usage

nso_subsectors(subid)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with columns: id, type, text. In offline mode (see nso_offline_enable()) an empty tibble is returned; failed requests raise an error of class mongolstats_http_error.

Examples

sectors <- nso_sectors()
nso_subsectors(sectors$id[1])

Description

Fetching a table may supply source information unavailable in its dimension codebook. Inspect a fetched result to see this information. Passing a PXWeb table identifier retrieves its title and dimensions; it does not request observations or infer missing source information.

Usage

nso_table_info(x)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with one row per provenance record: service, source ID, title, source statement, update time, unit, URL, retrieval time, and source metadata in a list-column. Fields absent upstream remain missing.

Examples

# An unannotated data frame has no source information to report.
observations <- data.frame(value = c(12, 15))
nso_table_info(observations)
nso_table_info(nso_provenance(observations))

Description

Returns a tibble with one row per dimension and a codes list-column, where each element is a tibble of codes and labels (code, label_en, label_mn). Useful for manual query assembly and for inspecting available categories per dimension.

Usage

nso_table_meta(tbl_id)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with columns: dim (display name), code (dimension code), is_time (whether it is the table's time dimension), n_values (integer), and codes (list of tibbles). In offline mode (see nso_offline_enable()) an empty tibble is returned; failed requests raise an error of class mongolstats_http_error.

Examples

meta <- nso_table_meta("DT_NSO_0300_001V2")
meta

Description

Finds the table's time dimension (years, quarters, months or dates) and lists its periods from oldest to newest.

Usage

nso_table_periods(tbl_id)

Arguments

Details

NSO codes periods by position: code "0" is the latest period, so a period's code changes whenever a new one is published. Use the label column (or nso_period_seq()) in selections, not code.

Value

A tibble with one row per period, oldest first, and columns code (the positional PXWeb code), label (as shown by NSO, e.g. "2024" or "2024-03"), date (first day of the period, see nso_period_date()) and frequency ("year", "quarter", "month" or "day"). Periods whose label is not a recognisable date keep their catalogue order at the end. The tibble has no rows when the table has no time dimension or in offline mode (see nso_offline_enable()). Unknown tables and failed requests raise an error.

See Also

nso_latest_periods() for the most recent periods.

Examples

periods <- nso_table_periods("DT_NSO_0300_001V2")
tail(periods)

Description

Lists every statistical table in the National Statistics Office PXWeb catalogue. The list comes from an index bundled with the package, so it needs no network access; nso_rebuild_px_index() refreshes it from the API. Tables that NSO publishes or moves after the index was built are still found by the other functions, which consult the live catalogue.

Usage

nso_tables()

Value

A tibble with one row per table and the columns px_path (catalogue folder), px_file, tbl_id, tbl_eng_nm and tbl_nm (English and Mongolian titles), strt_prd and end_prd (first and last period), updated (when NSO last updated the table, as recorded in the index) and list_id (same as px_path).

See Also

nso_search() to find tables by keyword.

Examples

tables <- nso_tables()
tables

Description

Returns source values separately from numeric observations. Unknown source symbols are preserved without assigning them an undocumented meaning. Status is "observed" for finite numbers, "missing" for empty or missing values, and "symbol" for other source text, including non-finite numbers. Save this table alongside transformed or exported data because ordinary transformations may discard attributes.

Usage

nso_value_status(x)

Arguments

Value

A tibble containing observation keys, value_raw, and value_status, or an empty tibble if source status was not retained.

Examples

# Constructed records illustrate numeric values and an unresolved symbol.
observations <- data.frame(
  period = c("2023", "2024"),
  value = c(12, NA_real_),
  value_raw = c("12", ".."),
  value_status = c("observed", "symbol")
)
nso_value_status(observations)

# Ordinary data without retained status have no source-value records.
nso_value_status(data.frame(value = 12))

Description

Returns every dimension value of a table, with its code and its labels in English and Mongolian. Use it to find the codes or labels to pass in selections.

Usage

nso_variables(tbl_id)

Arguments

Value

A tibble with one row per dimension value and the columns field (dimension name), itm_id (value code), scr_eng and scr_mn (English and Mongolian labels), px_path and px_file. In offline mode (see nso_offline_enable()) an empty tibble is returned; failed requests raise an error of class mongolstats_http_error.

See Also

nso_dims() for one row per dimension, nso_dim_values() for the values of one dimension.

Examples

vars <- nso_variables("DT_NSO_0300_001V2")
vars

Description

JSON sidecars preserve source identity and query context separately from CSV exports or transformed tibbles. Save nso_value_status() separately for successful results when source symbols matter. Failed fetch manifests retain status from completed chunks when available. Both reading and writing validate the manifest schema. Reading accepts local files; replacement writes preserve the previous file if installing the new file fails.

Usage

nso_write_manifest(x, path, overwrite = FALSE)

nso_read_manifest(path)

Arguments

Value

nso_write_manifest() returns path invisibly; nso_read_manifest() returns an nso_manifest.

Examples

# An unannotated table produces an empty provenance manifest.
observations <- data.frame(value = c(12, 15))
path <- tempfile(fileext = ".json")
nso_write_manifest(observations, path)
saved <- nso_read_manifest(path)
identical(saved, nso_provenance(observations))
unlink(path)