monitor_timeRange: Get the time range for a monitor
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View source: R/monitor_timeRange.R
monitor_timeRange R Documentation
Get the time range for a monitor
Description
This function is a wrapper for range(monitor$data$datetime)
and is convenient for use in data pipelines.
Dates will be returned in the timezone associated with
monitor$data$datetime which is typically "UTC" unless
timezone is specified.
Usage
monitor_timeRange(monitor = NULL, timezone = NULL)
Arguments
monitor
mts_monitor object.
timezone
Olson timezone for the returned dates.
Value
A vector containing the minimum and maximum times of a
mts_monitor object.
Examples
Carmel_Valley %>%
monitor_timeRange(timezone = "America/Los_Angeles")
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View source: R/monitor_timeRange.R
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Get the time range for a monitor
Description
This function is a wrapper for range(monitor$data$datetime)
and is convenient for use in data pipelines.
Dates will be returned in the timezone associated with
monitor$data$datetime which is typically "UTC" unless
timezone is specified.
Usage
monitor_timeRange(monitor = NULL, timezone = NULL)
Arguments
monitor |
mts_monitor object. |
timezone |
Olson timezone for the returned dates. |
Value
A vector containing the minimum and maximum times of a mts_monitor object.
Examples
Carmel_Valley %>%
monitor_timeRange(timezone = "America/Los_Angeles")
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