Call sources for datacubes and datasets in 'many' packages

Usage

call_sources(
  package,
  datacube,
  dataset = NULL,
  open_script = FALSE,
  open_codebook = FALSE
)

Arguments

package: A character vector of package name. For multiple packages, please declare package names as a vector (e.g. c("package1", "package2")).
datacube: A datacube from one of the many packages.
dataset: A dataset in a datacube from one of the many packages. NULL by default. That is, all datasets in the datacube are used. For multiple datasets, please declare datasets as a vector (e.g. c("dataset1", "dataset2")).
open_script: Would you like to open the preparation script for the dataset? By default false.
open_codebook: Would you like to open the codebook for the dataset? By default false.

Value

call_sources returns a tibble with information on the dataset, their sources, URL, and mapping to facilitate understanding variable name changes from original data.

Details

call_sources() displays sources of the datacubes and datasets in 'many' packages. Please declare package, datacube, and dataset

Examples

# \donttest{
call_sources("manydata", "emperors")
#> ℹ Please see manydata for  more information.
#> # A tibble: 3 × 4
#>   Dataset    Source                                                URL   Mapping
#>   <chr>      <chr>                                                 <chr> <chr>  
#> 1 wikipedia  Wikipedia, List_of_Roman_emperors, https://en..org/w… http… from -…
#> 2 UNRV       , Roman Emperor list, https://www.unrv.com/governmen… http… from -…
#> 3 britannica Britannica, List of Roman emperors, https://www..com… http… from -…
# }