matos 0.4.00

API calls are cached via the memoise package, meaning that MATOS is not queryed unless absolutely necessary. Big speed up when listing your files/projects!

matos 0.3

Precompile vignettes to allow r-universe to build. (matos 0.3.005)
Fix broken link in set_matos_credentials documentation. (matos 0.3.004)
Fix upload_file to actually allow multiple uploads. (matos 0.3.003)
The meat of what were make_tag_push_summary and make_receiver_push_summary have been moved over to a new package: otndo. These functions now wrap those in otndo and have been renamed matos_tag_summary and matos_receiver_summary, respectively.
list_extract_files and list_project_files now accept vectors of different detection/file types to subset the returned data frame.
Misc. tests have been added

matos_logoff, allowing you to log out of your MATOS session. (matos 0.2.13)
A draft vignette on how to manage multiple telemetry projects by using matos in parallel. (matos 0.2.13)
make_receiver_push_summary and make_tag_push_summary now scrape the OTN GeoServer in order to get a correct title for your project summaries! (matos 0.2.13)
A more-informative error now appears if you try to find information on a project that doesn't exist. (matos 0.2.13)
The website has moved to https://matos.obrien.page/. (matos 0.2.1)
set_matos_credentials
- NEW function!
- Allows you to store your MATOS credentials in your .Renviron for seamless log in.
make_tag_push_summary
- NEW function!
- Undergoing heavy development, so please file issues with bugs and suggestions.
- Summarize your your TON returns of tagged fish!
make_tag_push_summary and make_receiver_push_summary now accept zipped folders as input.

The package has a pkgdown website at https://mhpob.github.io/matos/
act_push_summary is live! This currently only does receiver summaries, but tag summaries are coming soon.
Most functions have been renamed following a LIST-GET workflow.
- LIST your files to see what you have
- GET those files
- and also... UPLOAD. But that didn't fit into the pithy saying.
A few functions, namely list_files and get_file have been split into functions with fewer options and clearer names (list_extract_files and list_project_files, e.g.). Hopefully this will make things more intuitive.

get_updates: A new function to download all files updated since a given date. Super useful after a data push!
list_files now has a since argument, allowing you to only list the files that have been updated since a certain date.