#' Get Project data in a Data Frame from 'PhotosynQ'
#'
#' Get Project data using the Project's ID and create data frame(s).
#'
#' This function produces a data frame for a 'PhotosynQ' Project using the
#' Project's ID. The ID can be found on the Project's page on the 'PhotosynQ'
#' website. This function call includes the Project data as well as information.
#' In case multiple protocols were used, each protocol is in a separate data
#' frame. By default the processed data is not included. The parameter
#' \code{rawTraces} can be set to \code{TRUE} to include the \code{rawTraces} in
#' combination with the processed data. By default the recorded traces are not
#' received. When the original data structure is needed, separate calls have to
#' be used including \code{\link{getProjectInfo}} and
#' \code{\link{getProjectData}}.
#'
#' @section Note: Including the raw data and/or the traces will increase the
#' data frame size significantly.
#'
#' @param projectID The ID of your Project (Just copy the Project ID from the
#' project page or your user page)
#' @param processedData (optional) Receive the processed data when set to
#' \code{TRUE}, receive raw Data when set to \code{FALSE}.
#' @param rawTraces (optional) Adds raw traces to processed data. It is ignored
#' when processedData is set to \code{TRUE}.
#' @return Separate data frame per protocol including measurement data and
#' answers to Project.
#'
#' @export getProject
#'
#' @keywords Project Data
#' @examples
#' getProject(1566)
getProject <- function(projectID = "", processedData = TRUE, rawTraces = FALSE){
if(projectID != ""){
project_info <- PhotosynQ::getProjectInfo(projectID)
if(!is.null(project_info)){
# Print Project name
message(paste("Project:", project_info$name, "\n", sep=" "))
project_data <- PhotosynQ::getProjectData(projectID, processedData, TRUE)
if(!is.null(project_data)){
dl <- createDataframe(project_info,project_data)
message("Done")
return(dl)
}
}
}
else{
warning("You have to provide a Project ID")
}
}
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