messydates 0.5.4
Coercion
- Improved how
as_messydates() handles text with dates in
American format, e.g. October 10, 2010 (fixes #86)
messydates 0.5.3
Components
- Improved
year() to be faster and work on durations
- Improved
precision()
precision() is now a S3 generic, dispatching to
precision.mdate()
precision.mdate() now returns the inverse of the
previous measure, meaning maximising precision makes more sense
messydates 0.5.2
Package
- Moved
mreport() to {manydata}
- Consolidated and renamed scripts internally
Coerce to
- Fixed pkgdown#2855 by fixing how as_messydate methods interpret
infinite dates
- Fixed time zone defaults in
as.POSIXct.mdate() and
as.POSIXlt.mdate()
- Fixed set bug in
validate_messydate()
Coerce from
- Renamed
as.numeric() to as.double() to fix
S3 dispatching
- Separated extrema functions into
min.mdate() and
max.mdate() for summaries and vmin.mdate() and
vmax.mdate() for vector coercion
- Separated tendency functions into
mean.mdate(),
median.mdate(), and modal.mdate() for
summaries and vmean.mdate(), vmedian.mdate(),
and vmodal.mdate() for vector coercion
- Vector coercion previously in
random.mdate() now in
vrandom.mdate()
- Improved how coercion/resolution functions handle BCE dates
Manipulation
- Fixed how
precision() calculates precision
messydates 0.5.1
Package
- Fixed redirected url in README
- Fixed pkgdown help links
messydates 0.5.0
Package
- Dropped the vignettes as they were ‘outdated’
- Dropped a number of tests to provide rapid testing framework
- Dropped
{tibble} dependency by just using
{dplyr}
- Updated Github workflows
- Updated testthat to version 3, tests now run in parallel
- Updated pkgdown to bootstrap 5
- Updated DESCRIPTION with config packages
Functions
- Moved from
{stringr} to {stringi} for
speed
- Added
as.numeric.mdate() and
as_messydate.numeric() for coercing between messydates and
numbers (closes #85)
- Added
seq.mdate() for creating sequences from one or
two messydates
- This includes correct sequences for leap years and historical dates
including before the common era
- Added
is_bce() for testing whether dates are from
before the common era
- Added
stri_squish() helper for trimming white space
everywhere
- Improved
c.mdate() so that it will strip class from an
mdate object, as expected
- Improved
is_uncertain() and
is_approximate() so that they also recognise %
annotations
- Improved
min.mdate(), max.mdate(), and
modal.mdate() to avoid using expand() and
consequently run much faster
- Improved
min.mdate(), max.mdate(),
modal.mdate(), mean.mdate(),
median.mdate(), and random.mdate() by adding
recursive argument for resolving vectors down to a
scalar
- Fixed bug in
messyduration.mdate() where the minimum of
an underspecified later date was used
- Fixed bug in
as_messydate() where zero padding for
early dates was not added correctly
messydates 0.4.1
Package
- The package now depends on R versions bigger or equal to 4.0 since
functions for subsetting and comparing ‘mdate’ objects rely on functions
introduced in that version
Functions
- Closed #83 by fixing how logical comparisons works for negative and
year only dates
messydates 0.4.0
Functions
- Closed #46 by adding the
mdates_duration class that
introduces methods to annotate a duration or period with representations
of its uncertainty
- Closed #72 by fixing issues with double unspecified components not
being contracted correctly
- Closed #73 by fixing bugs with the conversion of dates where month
is spelled
- Closed #74 and #82 by adding other logical comparison operators for
‘mdate’ objects (e.g.
<, >,
<=, >=) (thanks @WerthPADOH)
- Closed #76 by adding proportional operators that calculate the
proportion of messy dates meeting logical tests (e.g.
%l%
%le%, %g%, %ge%,
%><%, %>=<%)
- Closed #77 by adding basic vector methods for subsetting and data
frames (thanks @WerthPADOH)
- Added alias function
mdate() for
as_messydate()
- Renamed set family of functions to work as operators
(i.e.
%intersect% and %union%)
- Replaced
is_element() by is_subset() for
clarity and consistency
- Closed #80 by updating
make_messydates() function to
also construct ranges of dates
messydates 0.3.5
Functions
- Updated how
contract() function checks if ‘mdate’
object has been expanded
messydates 0.3.4
Package
- Updated ‘battles’ internal data
- Corrected issues with zero padding for certain date ranges
- Added ‘US_party’ and ‘N_actors’ additional variables for replication
purposes
Functions
- Closed #68 by updating
as_messydate() function
- Fixed bugs with zero padding for ranges of dates
- Fixed bugs with the re-ordering of months and day components for
incorrectly specified dates
- Closed #69 by updating
contract() function to ‘expand’
dates before ‘contracting’ them
- Updated
expand() function to handle, and properly
convert, date objects that are not ‘mdate’
messydates 0.3.3
Package
- Moved cheatsheet.pdf to ‘inst’ folder instead of the ‘man’
folder
messydates 0.3.2
Package
- Closed #64 by updating failing tests to test for other aspects
instead of the printing of negative dates across OS
- Closed #65 by updating cheatsheet for new package changes
Functions
- Closed #62 by adding “resequence” as an argument to
as_messydates() for explicit date format conversion, if
necessary
- Closed #63 by fixing issues with unnecessary white spaces added in
date conversion
messydates 0.3.1
Package
- Updated README by removing unattractive package startup
messages
- Updated
battles data by adding ‘parties’ variable
Functions
- Closed #54 by adding new
mreport() function to properly
report on data containing ‘mdate’ variables
- Updated
expand() function
- Fixed bug with the expansion of approximate dates
- Removed unnecessary function message
messydates 0.3.0
Package
- Closed #51 by changing object class name to
mdate
- Note that this is a breaking change
- Closed #41 by creating
{skimr} template for
mdate class
Functions
- Updated coercion to messy dates
- Closed #26 by adding “resequence” argument to
as_messydate() allowing users to choose component order of
ambiguous dates
- Closed #45 by improving how
as_messydate() re-orders 6
digit date components if necessary
- Closed #48 by adding zero padding incomplete date ranges and sets of
dates
- Updated
as_messydate() to also extract dates from text
strings
- Added
is_precise() function that provides a logical
test for precise dates
- Updated messy dates expansion
- Updated
expand() to allow for the expansion of
incomplete date ranges and sets of dates
- Closed #49 by updating resolve functions to only expand dates if
they are not precise
messydates 0.2.1
Package
- Added a vignette for working with the
{messydates}
package
Functions
- Closed #9 by adding arithmetic operations for working with
messydt objects
- Added S3 methods for “+” and “-” operators
- Added
add() and subtract() helper
functions for arithmetic operations
- Updated
expand() function
- Closed #31 by updating how approximate dates are expanded to account
for leap years
- Closed #34 by updating
expand() to manage negative
dates
- Added
expand_negative_dates() helper function for
expanding ranges of negative dates
- Updated functions that coerce from
messydt objects to
Date to manage negative dates
- Added
negative_dates() helper function to coerce
negative messydt dates
- Closed #39 by updating how resolve mean methods work for negative
dates
- Closed #40 by updating contract function to manage the contraction
of negative dates
- Added
compact_negative_dates() helper function to
compact negative date ranges
- Added
is.sequence() as a helper function to check if
dates are a range
- Updated resequence script to export
interleave()
function
messydates 0.2.0
Package
- Added PANARCHIC project details to README file
- Added cheatsheet
- Added a new CSS style to website and updated functions
displayed
- Addressed workflow actions issues
- Updated pushrelease.yml workflow actions file to stop installing
{messydates} from Github
- Updated README file to stop installing
{messydates}
from Github
- Fixed Codecov test coverage URL on README file for CRAN
submission
Functions
- Expanded on messydates checks for class validity
- Fixed bugs for
make_messydate()
- Added annotation functions and standardized annotation so that it is
consistent with ISO2019E standards.
on_or_before()
on_or_after()
as_approximate()
as_uncertain() (includes discrimination between month
uncertainty and day and month uncertainty)
- Updated
as_messydate() by adding zero padding for
month, day or year
- Updated
resequence() to work consistently with
messydate objects
- Updated
expand() function to expand imprecise,
unspecified, approximate, uncertain, and negative dates according to
approximate ranges and added tests
- Updated
precision() to return the lengths of expanded
dates
- Updated
median() in resolve family of functions to work
with changes to expand()
- Added tests for functions
- Added tests for
expand()
- Added tests for
contract()
- Added tests for
precision()
- Added tests for
coerce_from_messydate()
messydates 0.1.1
Package
- Updated README with some more explanation about what the package
does/offers
- Fixed URL to the package website
messydates 0.1.0
Package
- Updated call to
messydt class in DESCRIPTION file
Functions
- Updated documentation for
as_messydate() functions
- Updated documentation for
expand() function
- Updated documentation for resolve family of functions
- Updated documentation for coerce from family of functions
- Updated documentation for coerce to family of functions
messydates 0.0.1
Package
- Setup
{messydates} package
- Added
DESCRIPTION file
- Added
R folder
- Added
LICENSE file
- Added
NAMESPACE file
- Added
NEWS file
- Added
README files
- Added
.github folder and files
- Added
tests folder and files
- Setup pkgdown website
- Added package logo
Functions
- Added a new
messydt class which follows the latest ISO
8601 (2019) standards
- Added validation checks for messydt class
- Added print methods for messydt class
- Added
as_messydate() function to coerce from date
objects to messydate
as_messydate() standardises date order, separators and
ambiguity
- Added date class coercion
- Added POSIXct class coercion
- Added POSIXlt class coercion
- Added character class coercion
- Added functions to coerce from messydate objects to other date
classes
- Added
as.Date.messydt() for coercing to date class
- Added
as.POSIXct.messydt() for coercing to POSIXct
class
- Added
as.POSIXlt.messydt() for coercing to POSIXlt
class
- Added
expand() function for expanding ranged and
uncertain dates
- Added functions to resolve expanded dates
- Added
min.messydt() to get minimum value from expanded
range
- Added
max.messydt() to get maximum value from expanded
range
- Added
median.messydt() to get median value from
expanded range
- Added
mean.messydt() to get mean value from expanded
range
- Added
modal.messydt() to get mode value from expanded
range
- Added
contract() function for contracting expanded
dates
- Added extract functions to get particular date components
- Added
year() to extract year from date
- Added
month() to extract month from date
- Added
day() to extract day from date
- Added
make_messydate() function to get messy dates from
multiple columns
- Added set functions for operations in sets of messy dates
- Added
md_intersect() to find intersection of sets of
messy dates
- Added
md_union() to find union of sets of messy
dates
- Added
md_multiset() to join two sets of messy
dates
- Added logical function for various logical tests for messy date
objects
- Added
is_messydate() to test for messydt class
- Added
is_intersecting() to test if dates intersect
- Added
is_element() to test for multiple elements in
dates
- Added
is_similar() to test for similarities in
dates
- Added tests for new functions
- Added tests for messydt class and
às_messydate()
function
- Added tests for coerce from messy dates functions
- Added tests for coerce to messy dates functions
- Added tests for
contract() function
- Added tests for
expand() function
- Added tests for extract functions
- Added tests for
make_messydate() function
- Added tests for resolve functions
- Added tests for set functions