aq_hourly-methods: Get hourly means and air quality indices
In unDocUMeantIt/paRticulates: Import and visualize fine dust sensor data

Description Usage Arguments Value Colors

The hour value is to be interpreted as the starting point of measurement until the next full hour. this means, if you are looking for the past hour, you need to add 1 to the hour values.

aq_hourly(x, time = c(), ...)

## S4 method for signature 'airData'
aq_hourly(x, time = c(), calc = c("CAQI", "EAQI"),
      latex_cellcolors = TRUE)

`x`	An object of class `airData`.
`time`	An optional vector with two elements, start and end time, either in character format supported by `as.POSIXct`, or in POSIXct format.
`calc`	Character vector of air quality indices to calculate. Currently, "CAQI" and "EAQI" are supported.
`latex_cellcolors`	Logical, if true the "_color_" columns will show LaTeX `\cellcolor` code instead of HTML colors. See `Colors` section.

A data frame as returned by layout_df, but reduced to hourly means.

The data frame contains rows to support coloring tables or plots, e.g. if you use the data in an RMarkdown document. If latex_cellcolors=FALSE, they simply provide hexadecimal HTML color codes for each index value. Otherwise, the factor labels are in LaTeX format using the \cellcolor command. This is useful, e.g., if combined with the kableExtra::kable function. To use the code out of the box, define the following colors in your preamble (example shows usage in a YAML header):

header-includes:
   - \definecolor{CAQIvh}{HTML}{960018}
   - \definecolor{CAQIh}{HTML}{F29305}
   - \definecolor{CAQIm}{HTML}{EEC20B}
   - \definecolor{CAQIl}{HTML}{BBCF4C}
   - \definecolor{CAQIvl}{HTML}{79BC6A}
   - \definecolor{EAQIep}{HTML}{7D2181}
   - \definecolor{EAQIvp}{HTML}{960032}
   - \definecolor{EAQIp}{HTML}{FF5050}
   - \definecolor{EAQIm}{HTML}{F0E641}
   - \definecolor{EAQIf}{HTML}{50CCAA}
   - \definecolor{EAQIg}{HTML}{50F0E6}