censobr v0.4.19999 dev

Major changes
- New function get_censobr_cache_dir()
- The function set_censobr_cache_dir() now sets cache directories that persist across R sessions. Closes #55. The data is saved in versioned directory inside the cache directory.
- The year parameter no longer defaults to 2010.
- New parameter verbose (logical) indicating whether functions should print messsages
Minor changes
- Improved internal code of merge_households = TRUE to avoid duplicated columns
- Improved package info and error messages with {cli}
- {censobr} now imports {cli} and {rlang}
New data set and files included in this version:
- 2022 census. Closes #64
  - Census-tract level data
  - Census-tract level data dictionary
- 2000 census. Closes #43
  - Census-tract level data
- All data sets are save in .parquet compressed using compression='zstd' and compression_level = 22. This has almost halved the size of data files, making downloads much more efficient at minimal cost of reading time.
- All data sets are now sorted by key columns to speed up join operations. Closes #60.
- Fixed annoying message about arrow metadata. closed #56.

censobr v0.4.1

Minor changes
- Removed {duckplyr} from package dependency
bug fixes
- Passing parameter merge_households = TRUE now returns the expected result.

Major changes
- Some functions (read_mortality, read_emigration) now include a new parameter merge_households (logical) to indicate whether the function should merge household variables to the output data. Partially closes #31
- {censobr} now imports the {duckplyr} package, which is used for merging household data. Closes issue #31.
- New vignette showing how to work with larger-than-memory data. Closes #42. The vignette still needs to be expanded with more examples, though.
Minor changes
- Updated Vignettes Closes issue #51
- Removed dependency on the {httr} package
- Now using curl::multi_download() to download files in parallel. This brings the advantage that the package now automatically detects whether the data/documentation file has been updated and should be downloaded again.
Changes to data sets and files included in this version:
- Population microdata for the year 2000 now include a few columns that were not included before. Closes #44
- Included additional columns and fixed minor errors in data dictionary of 2010 microdata. Closes #45
New data set and files included in this version:
- 1960 census Closes #32
  - Interview manual
  - Data dictionary for microdata of population and households
  - Microdata of population and households
- 1970: fixed geography columns. Closes #52
- 1991 census: Data dictionary for microdata of population and households. Closes #28

Minor changes
- Moved {arrow} package back to Imports
New data set and files included in this version:
- 2022 census
  - Preliminary aggregate results of census tracts

Minor changes
- Moved {arrow} package from Imports to Suggests while the {arrow} team fixes their conflict with CRAN policies related to downloading binary software. See here.
New package contributors:
- Diego Rabatone Oliveira
- Neal Richardson

Major changes
- The questionnaire() function now accepts questionnaires of type: "long" or "short".
- Updated census tract data following latest update by IBGE on Oct/2023. Closed #38. As a result, the package moved to data release v0.3.0.
Minor changes
- Replaced .onAttach by .onLoad so that the package works with censobr::function()
- Fixed documentation of various functions.
- Fixed issue to make sure censobr uses suggested packages conditionally on CRAN
- Fixed message when user requests a data set / file for a year that is not available
New data set and files included in this version:
- 2022 census [New]
  - Questionnaires and interview manuals
- Short questionnaires for every census between 1960 and 2022.
- Long questionnaire for the 1960 and 2022 censuses.

Major changes
- New function read_tracts() to read Census tract-level aggregate data.
- New function data_dictionary() opens on a browser the data dictionary of Brazil’s census data.
- New function questionnaire() opens on a browser the questionnaire used in the data collection of Brazil’s censuses.
- New function interview_manual() opens on a browser the interview manual of the data collection of Brazil’s censuses.
  - New function set_censobr_cache_dir() that allows users to set custom directory for caching files from the censobr package.
- New data sets of 1970, 1980 and 1991 censuses: microdata of population and households PLUS Census tract-level aggregate data for 2010. Closes #6, #7, #8 and 1#8
- New vignette on Census tract-level aggregate data for 2010.
- New vignette covering functions about census documentation and dictionary of variables. Closes #2.
Minor changes
- Running censobr_cache(delete_file = 'all') now removes all data and directories related from censobr.
- censobr now uses suggested package {geobr} conditionally
Data included in this version:
- 1970 census [New]
  - Microdata of population, households
- 1980 census [New]
  - Microdata of population, households
- 1991 census [New]
  - Microdata of population, households
- 2000 Census
  - Microdata of population, households and families.
- 2010 Census
  - Microdata of population, households, deaths and emigration.
  - Census tract-level aggregate data [New]

Minor changes
- Using cache_dir and data_release as global variables. Closes #13
- Running censobr_cache(delete_file = 'all')now also remove data from old data releases. Closes #14.
- Large improvement in code coverage
Changes requested by CRAN team
- Changed location of cached data to directory inside tools::R_user_dir(“censobr”, which = “cache”).
- The package now automatically deletes cached data from previous data releases that might exist from previous versions of the package
- Clean cache after intro vignette and testhat checks

Launch of censobr v0.1.0 on CRAN https://cran.r-project.org/package=censobr
All data sets are now enriched with geography columns following {geobr} name standards. This should help data manipulation and integration with spatial data from the {geobr} package. The added columns are: c(‘code_muni’, ‘code_state’, ‘abbrev_state’, ‘name_state’, ‘code_region’, ‘name_region’, ‘code_weighting’). Closes #5.
Data included in this version:
- 2000 Census
  - Microdata of population, households and families.
- 2010 Census
  - Microdata of population, households, deaths and emigration.