azmetr 0.3.0

• az_hourly() now accepts dates for start_date_time and end_date_time
• Improved messages regarding what date/time ranges are being queried and returned by data retrieval functions.
• az_hourly() now returns data from the previous hour when start_date_time and end_date_time are not supplied rather than returning the previous day of hourly data.
• azmet is now much more verbose, printing messages about which data are requested and which data are returned.
• Added an option "azmet.print_api_call" which, when set to TRUE prints the HTTP request sent to the API—for debugging purposes.
• Fixed a bug that caused an error when data was requested from all stations but some stations didn't have data for all variables.
• Requests for data before January 1, 2021 now error, since these data are not on the AZMet API (yet).

azmetr 0.2.1

• az_daily() and az_hourly() now print a warning if there is any missing data for the combination of dates and stations requested
• Transferred maintenance of package to Jeremy Weiss
• Timestamp for hourly and daily maximum two-minute sustained wind speeds, wind_2min_timestamp now appears in downloaded data
• Variable type for hourly and daily wind_2min_timestamp now is date-time instead of character with correct time zone, tzone = "America/Phoenix"
• Values for hourly date_datetime variable now have tzone = "America/Phoenix" assigned
• The station_info dataset now includes elevation

azmetr v0.2.0—adds ratelimit and units for new variables

What's Changed

• azmetr now uses the httr2 package instead of httr for API requests. This change allowed for easier rate limiting
• There is now a rate limit of 4 requests per second to the API. This shouldn't cause noticible slowdowns except when using the station_id argument maybe
• az_add_units() now adds units to new wind_2min_* variables recently added to the API

Initial release of `azmetr`

This is the initial "official" release of the azmetr package.