Perform a low-level EDR request — edr

Generally you should not need to call this directly: the high-level verbs (edr_locations(), edr_area(), etc.) build the path and query string for you. Use edr_request() when you need to hit a bespoke path or a non-standard parameter.

Usage

edr_request(
  client,
  path,
  query = list(),
  format = c("json", "geojson", "covjson", "csv", "html", "raw"),
  parse = TRUE
)

Arguments

client: An edr_client from edr_client().
path: Path under the base URL (with or without leading slash), e.g. "collections/monitoring-locations/locations".
query: Named list of query parameters. Values may be scalars or vectors; vectors are joined with ",". NULL entries are dropped.
format: Response format: one of "json" (default), "geojson", "covjson", "csv", "html", or "raw". For compatibility with current pygeoapi deployments, JSON, GeoJSON, and CoverageJSON default to ?f=json and use the Accept header plus response body to distinguish encodings. An explicit query$f is always honored, so a strict endpoint's advertised token can be requested with, for example, query = list(f = "CoverageJSON") while retaining CoverageJSON parsing.
parse: If TRUE (default), parses JSON / GeoJSON / CovJSON bodies into R structures. If FALSE, returns the raw httr2 response.

Value

A parsed list, tibble, or edr_response wrapper; an httr2_response when parse = FALSE; or a typed empty result for HTTP 204 responses.