The goal of baf is to provide lightweight block assignment (and equivalence) files from the US Census Bureau.
You can install the development version of baf like so:
pak::pak('christopherkenny/baf')
The workhorse function for baf is the baf() function.
library(baf) baf(state = 'NM', year = 2024, geographies = 'cd') #> $CD118 #> # A tibble: 107,215 × 2 #> GEOID CDFP #> <chr> <chr> #> 1 350010001071000 01 #> 2 350010001071001 01 #> 3 350010001071002 01 #> 4 350010001071003 01 #> 5 350010001071004 01 #> 6 350010001071005 01 #> 7 350010001071006 01 #> 8 350010001071007 01 #> 9 350010001071008 01 #> 10 350010001071009 01 #> # ℹ 107,205 more rows
By default, baf loads files to a temporary directory. To retain files across sessions, set the cache_to argument to a directory of your choosing. You can also set options(baf.use_cache = TRUE) to create a user-level cache that can persist across projects.
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