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gen_var2stat

Source: R/gen_var2-val2.R
gen_var2stat.Rd

Function to generate variables from statistics

Usage

gen_var2stat(
  code = NULL,
  database = c("all", "genesis", "zensus", "regio"),
  area = c("all", "public", "user"),
  detailed = FALSE,
  sortcriterion = c("code", "content"),
  error.ignore = FALSE,
  verbose = TRUE,
  ...
)

Arguments

code

Character string with a maximum length of 15 characters. Code from a GENESIS, Zensus 2022 or regionalstatistik.de object. Only one code per iteration.

database

Character string. Indicator if the GENESIS ('genesis'), Zensus 2022 ('zensus') or regionalstatistik.de ('regio') database is called. Default option is 'all'.

area

Character string. Indicator from which area of the database the results are called. In general, 'all' is the appropriate solution. Default option is 'all'. Not used for 'statistics'.

detailed

Boolean. Indicator if the function should return the detailed output of the iteration including all object-related information or only a shortened output including only code and object title. Default option is 'FALSE'.

sortcriterion

Character string. Indicator if the output should be sorted by 'code' or 'content'. This is a parameter of the API call itself. The default is 'code'.

error.ignore

Boolean. Indicator if the function should stop if an error occurs or no object for the request is found or if it should produce a token as response. Default option is 'FALSE'.

verbose

Boolean. Indicator if the output of the function should include detailed messages and warnings. Default option is 'TRUE'. Set the parameter to 'FALSE' to suppress additional messages and warnings.

...

Additional parameters for the API call. These parameters are only affecting the call itself, no further processing. For more details see vignette("additional_parameter").

Value

A list with all recalled elements from the API. Based on the 'detailed' parameter it contains more or less information, but always includes the code of the object, the title, and the type of the object. This is done to facilitate further processing with the data. Attributes are added to the data.frame describing the search configuration for the returned output.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Find the variables of the statistic with the code "12411"
# with a detailed output
object <- gen_var2stat(code = "12411", detailed = T)
} # }