In this new minor release, we unified the functions to download and clean electoral data using a few improved internal functions. In addition to that, we also added support to get data from CepespData’s API (cepespdata.io), which allows users to download electoral data from 1998 to 2018. With this update, we hope the package will be more robust and easier to maintain.
elections_tse(), that calls appropriate
internal functions; original functions now return deprecation
warnings.elections_cepesp() function.elections_tse()
function.br_archive argument to handle different file
naming conventions.This is a minor update fixing the functions to download and clean electoral data by voting sections in municipal elections. We also added support to continuous integrations tests with GitHub Actions.
This is a long due minor update that (1) fixes a few bugs and improve a couple of functions, and (2) adds new functions and document others better.
This is a minor update with bug fixes and some improvements.
We changed central aspects of the package, which affected all the functions in it (but without compromising backward compatibility). Beyond that, in this update we did our best to make the package more user friendly: we created a vignette, included more options to filter and customize functions’ outputs, and added more specific functions (including one to easily export electoral data). With this new update, the package also gained a website. Overall, this is what we did:
fread() and rbindlist()), (2) to
make the package more robust to human errors (new internal functions to
test inputs), and (3) to return a simples object (a dplyr
tbl).president_state_vote()) and by municipality
(president_mun_vote()).legislative_state_vote()) and by municipality
(legislative_mun_vote()).available_seats()).UF).NEWS.md file to track changes to the
package.year = 2016 option for local elections.candidate_local documentation.voter_affiliation, to collect
data on voters’ affiliation.voter_profile, to collect data on
voters’ profile.test_encoding, to
validate encodings passed to the functions’ calls.cat with message in all
functions. Users are now free to suppress unwanted messages.
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