get_predict_table() and possibly others ?

[krisbego]

Make sure that variables are correctly named i.e. bio01 instead of bio1. Check if this is also the case for other functions and variables, not just climate.

[krisbego]

Found in the example section at https://github.com/glowabio/hydrographr/blob/main/R/get_predict_table.R
Line 51

#' @examples
#' # Download test data into the temporary R folder
#' # or define a different directory
#' my_directory <- tempdir()
#' download_test_data(my_directory) # TODO make test data available for download!
#'
#' # Define variable and tile:
#' var <- c("bio1")
#' tile_id <- c("h18v02")
#'
#' # Point to input data
#' in_path <- paste0(my_directory, '/hydrography90m_test_data')
#' subc_ids <- paste0(my_directory, '/hydrography90m_test_data/subc_IDs.txt')
#' output <- paste0(my_directory, '/hydrography90m_test_data/predictTB.csv')
#'
#' # Run the function with 2 cores and calculate all statistics:
#' get_predict_table(variable = var,
#' statistics = c("ALL"),
#' tile_id = tile_id,
#' input_var_path = in_path,
#' subcatch_id = subc_ids,
#' out_file_path = output,
#' read = FALSE, quiet = FALSE,
#' n_cores = 2)
#'
#' # Now you can see the result in /tmp/.../hydrography90m_test_data/predictTB.csv