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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: R/getReferenceInfo.R
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#' Get DS References for a park-species combination
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#' @description \code{get_park_taxon_refs} returns a data frame of metadata for references in Data Store corresponding to a particular taxon at a park.
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#' @description \code{get_park_taxon_refs} returns a tibble of metadata for references in Data Store corresponding to a particular taxon at a park.
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#' The resultant data frame is then usable by other functions to extract metadata from the records.
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#' Because `get_park_taxon_refs()` accesses restricted data on the secure DataStore server, results of these queries need to be considered for potential park-specific data protection protocols.
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#' @description `load_pkg_metadata()` is essentially a wrapper around `DPchecker::load_metadata` with the directory structure pre-set to work well the default location that `get_data_package` stores downloaded data packages. If you did not use the default settings for `get_data_package` (or downloaded a data package manually) you may find it easier to adjust the directory structure pointing to your data package and load the metadata using `DPchecker::load_metadata()`. Much like `load_metadata`, `load_pkg_metadata` requires that there be a single .xml file in the data package directory, that the metadata file name end in *_metadata.xml, and that the file contain schema-valid EML metadata.
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#' @param holding_id is a 6-7 digit number corresponding to the holding ID of the data package zip file. Your data should be in a directory that that has the holding ID as its name.
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#' @param reference_id is a 6-7 digit number corresponding to the reference ID of the data package on DataStore. Your data should be in a directory that that has the reference ID as its name.
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#' @param directory String. Path to the data package directory, defaults to "data".
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#' @return one data frame to the global environment.
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