Version 0.4.0

This version allows requests to cross the dateline, improved plotting in plotBBox() and plotTrack() to take advantage of changes in plotdap (projections using crs, animations using gganimate, different continental outlines), and a fix to the verbose option to work with crul (now used by rerddap) instead of httr.

Version 0.3.5

CRAN Release

Version 0.3.5.90

Updated to work with rerddap Version 0.4.5.

Version 0.3.4

rerddapXtracto - R package for accessing environmental data using rerddap (For Testing Purposes Only)

** New - Cleaner exit if rxtracto() fails part way, returns incomplete download **
** Version. Still for testing purposes only **
** For real work - use at own risk **
** Suggest doing small tests on any extract **
** For rxtracto(), do say the first 3 points with "verbose = TRUE" **
** Make certain the URL calls make sense **
** In final output, make certain data limits **
** and limits requested from dataset make sense **
rerddapXtracto is an R package developed to subset and extract satellite and other oceanographic related data from a remote ERDDAP server. The program can extract data for a moving point in time along a user-supplied set of longitude, latitude, time and depth (new in this version) points; in a 3D bounding box; or within a polygon (through time).

New in this version is that a track can now move in (x, y, z, t) space if appropriate for the dataset being accessed. And two plotting functions have been added, plotTrack() and plotBox() that make use of the plotdap package. See the new rerdapXtracto vignette. A lot of the code has been reworked, in particular the handling of time, and in the formation of the requests to rerddap.

Version 0.3.3

** Version. Still for testing purposes only **

** For real work - use at own risk **
** Suggest doing small tests on any extract **
** For rxtracto(), do say the first 3 points with "verbose = TRUE" **
** Make certain the URL calls amke sense **
** In final output, make certain data limits **
** and limits requested from dataset make sense **

Changed plotBox() to plotBBox() because of conflict in global environment

Version 0.3.2

** Version. Still for testing purposes only **

** For real work - use at own risk **
** Suggest doing small tests on any extract **
** For rxtracto(), do say the first 3 points with "verbose = TRUE" **
** Make certain the URL calls amke sense **
** In final output, make certain data limits **
** and limits requested from dataset make sense **

Correct plotBox example

Version 0.3.1

** Version. Still for testing purposes only **

** For real work - use at own risk **
** Suggest doing small tests on any extract **
** For rxtracto(), do say the first 3 points with "verbose = TRUE" **
** Make certain the URL calls amke sense **
** In final output, make certain data limits **
** and limits requested from dataset make sense **

plotting function properly exported, fixed plotBox() example

Version 0.3.0

** Version. Still for testing purposes only **

** For real work - use at own risk **
** Suggest doing small tests on any extract **
** For rxtracto(), do say the first 3 points with "verbose = TRUE" **
** Make certain the URL calls amke sense **
** In final output, make certain data limits **
** and limits requested from dataset make sense **

Added two plot functions, see vignette for use. Cleaned up a lot of the code.

Version 0.2.0

** Version. Still for testing purposes only **

** For real work - use at own risk **
** Suggest doing small tests on any extract **
** For rxtracto(), do say the first 3 points with "verbose = TRUE" **
** Make certain the URL calls amke sense **
** In final output, make certain data limits **
** and limits requested from dataset make sense **

The code has been refactored, and now zCoord is a full partner in the extracts.