call a table from .pip env
call_aux(table = NULL)character: name of table in .pip env. If NULL, it displays the names of tables available in .pip env
data frame of auxiliary table
# call one table
get_aux("gdp", assign_tb = TRUE, force = TRUE)
#> ℹ Auxiliary table gdp successfully fetched. You can now call it by typing
#> `pipr::call_aux('gdp')`
call_aux("gdp")
#> # A tibble: 10,120 × 4
#> country_code data_level year value
#> <chr> <chr> <fct> <dbl>
#> 1 ABW national 1977 NA
#> 2 ABW national 1978 NA
#> 3 ABW national 1979 NA
#> 4 ABW national 1980 NA
#> 5 ABW national 1981 NA
#> 6 ABW national 1982 NA
#> 7 ABW national 1983 NA
#> 8 ABW national 1984 NA
#> 9 ABW national 1985 NA
#> 10 ABW national 1986 15222.
#> # ℹ 10,110 more rows
# see the name of several tables in memory
tb <- c("cpi", "ppp", "pop")
lapply(tb, get_aux, assign_tb = TRUE, force = TRUE)
#> ℹ Auxiliary table cpi successfully fetched. You can now call it by typing
#> `pipr::call_aux('cpi')`
#> ℹ Auxiliary table ppp successfully fetched. You can now call it by typing
#> `pipr::call_aux('ppp')`
#> ℹ Auxiliary table pop successfully fetched. You can now call it by typing
#> `pipr::call_aux('pop')`
#> [[1]]
#> cpi
#> TRUE
#>
#> [[2]]
#> ppp
#> TRUE
#>
#> [[3]]
#> pop
#> TRUE
#>
call_aux()
#>
#> ── tables available in env pip ──
#>
#> `gdp`
#> `ppp`
#> `cpi`
#> `pop`