tarflow.iquizoo 3.12.0

New Features

• Added cache argument to tar_prep_iquizoo() to optionally specify how to cache the fetched configuration data.
• Support to customize the columns to be kept in the output of users. See [get_users_props_names()] for all available columns, and customize it by setting subset_users_props argument in tar_prep_iquizoo().
• Update contents sql template to support setting course name and game name (#90).

Bug Fixes

• Let users update based on progress hashes. This is important when more users are added in projects.

tarflow.iquizoo 3.10.0

Breaking Changes

• Now query argument of fetch_data() is optional. If not specified, the default query stored in the package will be used.

Enhancements

• Added suffix_format argument to fetch_data() to specify the format of suffix in the query file. This is useful when you want to use a different format of suffix in the query file.
• Enhanced the documentation of fetch_data().
• Let package not depend on dplyr, tidyr and purrr packages (#84).
• Exported more targets factory functions: tar_prep_proj(), tar_fetch_data(), tar_prep_raw().
• Do not add progress_hash objects when check_progress is set to FALSE in tar_prep_iquizoo().

tarflow.iquizoo 3.9.0

Breaking Changes

• Ensure all internal SQL query templates end with semicolon. This will unavoidably invalidate existing targets for old pipelines.
• Removed preproc_data() and wrangle_data() functions. Now all data preprocessing are done in preproc.iquizoo package.

tarflow.iquizoo 3.8.0

New Features

• Added combine argument in tar_prep_iquizoo(). This will enable users to specify freely how to combine the data from branches. See ?tar_prep_iquizoo for details.

Enhancements

• Let data from single games be fetched into one targets so that the total targets number could be reduced.

tarflow.iquizoo 3.7.2

Breaking Changes

• Renamed use_targets_template() as use_targets_pipeline(). Although arbitary, "pipeline" is a little more accurate than "template".

Misc

• Used Apache License 2.0 instead of MIT License now.

tarflow.iquizoo 3.7.0

Breaking Changes

• Renamed use_targets() as use_targets_template() to avoid name masking with targets::use_targets().
• Renamed prepare_fetch_data() as tar_prep_iquizoo() to obey the name convention of targets factory.

tarflow.iquizoo 3.6.0

Breaking Changes

• Let fetch_data() extract course_date automatically. In this way, the contents (regardless based on template or feeding directly) does not require the course_date column from now on.

tarflow.iquizoo 3.5.1

• Use data.iquizoo::match_preproc().
• Added quietly argument to setup_option_file(), so now messages are supressed when loading package.
• Added more test cases against database settings. Note test cases do not cover odbc driver for now.

tarflow.iquizoo 3.4.0

New Features

• Support action_raw_data argument in prepare_fetch_data() to specify the action of raw data. This is useful when you want only the parsed raw data and not the indices, e.g., action_raw_data = "parse" will not perform indices calculation.
• Added raw_data_parsed targets combination and removed raw_data targets combination, which should be a potential bug for the unparsed raw_data targets combination is not really the intent.

tarflow.iquizoo 3.3.2

New Features

• Added two functions setup_option_file() and check_source() to help setup the database connection option file and check if the database is ready (#71).
  • To ensure option file is correctly set up, you should specify these three environment variables: MYSQL_HOST, MYSQL_USER, MYSQL_PASSWORD. See option file template for details.
  • Note if check_source() returns FALSE, this package will call setup_option_file() once to setup the option file in loading phase. You should check if the option file is correctly set up.