geocode, but only if AOI package is installed and what it imports like tidygeocoder etc.

Usage

latlon_from_address(
  address,
  xy = FALSE,
  pt = FALSE,
  aoimap = FALSE,
  batchsize = 25,
  ...
)

Arguments

address: vector of addresses
xy: set it to TRUE if you want only x,y returned, see help for AOI pkg
pt: see help for AOI pkg, return geometry if set to TRUE, allowing map. param as provided is ignored and set to TRUE if aoimap=TRUE
aoimap: see help for AOI pkg, create map if set to TRUE
batchsize: how many to request per geocode query, done in batches if necessary
...: passed to geocode() from the optional AOI package.

Value

returns NULL if you have not installed the AOI package. If AOI is installed, this returns a tibble table of x,y or lat,lon values or geometries. see the AOI package.

Details

slow? about 100 per minute?

Examples

  # only works if the optional AOI package is installed.
  # #eg <- c("1200 Pennsylvania Ave, NW Washington DC", "Research Triangle Park")
  # #x <- geocode(eg)
  # out <- ejamit(x, radius = 3)
  # fname = system.file("testdata/address/testinput_address_table_9.xlsx", package="EJAM")
  ## or testdata('address_table_9', quiet = TRUE)

#x1 <- read_csv_or_xl(fname)
#x2 <- latlon_from_anything(fname)
#names(x1)
#names(x2)