View source: R/census_geo_api.R
| census_geo_api | R Documentation | 
census_geo_api retrieves U.S. Census geographic data for a given state.
census_geo_api(
  key = Sys.getenv("CENSUS_API_KEY"),
  state,
  geo = c("tract", "block", "block_group", "county", "place", "zcta"),
  age = FALSE,
  sex = FALSE,
  year = c("2020", "2010"),
  retry = 3,
  save_temp = NULL,
  counties = NULL
)
| key | A character string containing a valid Census API key, which can be requested from the U.S. Census API key signup page. By default, attempts to find a census key stored in an
environment variable named  | 
| state | A required character object specifying which state to extract Census data for,
e.g.,  | 
| geo | A character object specifying what aggregation level to use.
Use  | 
| age | A  | 
| sex | A  | 
| year | A character object specifying the year of U.S. Census data to be downloaded.
Use  | 
| retry | The number of retries at the census website if network interruption occurs. | 
| save_temp | File indicating where to save the temporary outputs. Defaults to NULL. If specified, the function will look for an .RData file with the same format as the expected output. | 
| counties | A vector of counties contained in your data. If  | 
This function allows users to download U.S. Census geographic data (2010 or 2020), at either the county, tract, block, or place level, for a particular state.
Output will be an object of class list, indexed by state names. It will
consist of the original user-input data with additional columns of Census geographic data.
Relies on get_census_api(), get_census_api_2(), and vec_to_chunk() functions authored by Nicholas Nagle,
available here.
## Not run: census_geo_api(states = c("NJ", "DE"), geo = "block")
## Not run: census_geo_api(states = "FL", geo = "tract", age = TRUE, sex = TRUE)
## Not run: census_geo_api(states = "MA", geo = "place", age = FALSE, sex = FALSE,
 year = "2020")
## End(Not run)
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