NEWS.md
In camtrapdp: Read and Manipulate Camera Trap Data Packages

camtrapdp 0.3.1

Fix CRAN note (#102).

camtrapdp 0.3.0

New function print() prints a human-readable summary of the Camera Trap Data Package (#8).
Fix fieldsEnclosedBy issue in meta.xml, so GBIF occurrence processing correctly handles commas in fields (#95).
Fix CRAN note (#94).

camtrapdp 0.2.1

First release on CRAN. 🎉
write_dwc() no longer writes to "." by default, since this is not allowed by CRAN policies. The user needs to explicitly define a directory (#79).

camtrapdp 0.2.0

New function read_camtrapdp() reads data files from a Camtrap DP into memory (#9). It will make the data easier to use, by assigning taxonomic information (found in the metadata) to the observations and eventIDs (found in the observations) to the media (#37).
New accessor functions deployments(), media() and observations() return a data frame with the deployments, media and observations respectively (#29). These functions also have an assignment equivalent (#50).
New accessor functions locations(), events() and taxa() return a data frame with unique locations, events and taxa respectively (#22, #57, #17).
New functions filter_deployments(), filter_observations() and filter_media() allow to filter data. They work similarly to dplyr's filter() (#23).
New function write_dwc() transforms a Camera Trap Data Package to a Darwin Core Archive (#55).
New function example_package() returns the latest Camtrap DP example dataset and caches the result (#24, #67).
New function version() allows to get the version of a camtrapdp object.
New internal function check_camtrapdp() validates a camtrapdp object (#34).
New internal function convert() converts camtrapdp objects to the latest version. This function is currently not used, as the only supported version is Camtrap DP 1.0 (#9).
dplyr's pipe (%>%) is included in NAMESPACE, so you don’t have to load dplyr (or magrittr) to use it (#56). %>% and .data are imported at package level, so they can be used in functions without namespace (#37).