Description Usage Arguments Examples
View source: R/indicators-indicators.R
This function returns a list of indicators published in the ISTAC-indicators database. An indicator is a measure used to know the intensity of a phenomenon in spacetime. This measure can refer to different spatial or temporal granularities.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | get_indicators(
q = "",
order = "",
limit = 25,
offset = 0,
fields = "",
representation = ""
)
|
q |
(string): Metadata query on which the searches can be built using “id“, “subjectCode“ or “geographicValue“. |
order |
(string): Order. Possible values are: “update“ and “id“. Order criteria are “ASC“ and “DESC“. |
limit |
(int): Results limit. By default “limit = 25“. |
offset |
(int): Displacement. Result from which it is returned. By default “offset = 0“. |
fields |
(string): Use of the answer by adding new fields. Possible values are: “+metadata“, “+data“ and “+observationsMetadata“. |
representation |
(string): Allows filtering the observations by their value. Its use only makes sense when “+data“ and/or “+observationsMetadata“ has been included. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 | get_indicators(
q='id IN ("AFILIACIONES", "EMPLEO_REGISTRADO_AGRICULTURA")',
order="id ASC",
fields="+data",
representation="GEOGRAPHICAL[35003|35005], MEASURE[ABSOLUTE]"
)
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