Diego H.

Hi! I face the same issue on [giscoR](https://github.com/rOpenGov/giscoR) from time to time (this package is dedicated specifically to gisco, the same source of geospatial data than {eurostat}). After spending a...

On the tidyverse / ggplot2 side it would be great to have some insight from @hadley @romainfrancois @lionel- @wch @thomasp85 to cite just a few

Thanks for your feedback @Nowosad @rhijmans , much appreciate. Regarding your suggestion, let me expand a bit. My idea of the package is basically to extend some common used `tidyverse`...

Hi @schonhose: On `ggplot2` system, you can create a discrete scale on continuos mapped values with the `scale_*_binned()` functions . Some times this is abbreviated with a `_b` suffix, like...

Just to complete my previous answer, note that all those approachs plots the raster **after** it have been categorised (e.g. continuos values are internally discretized). You have another option that...

Hi, Regarding this (closed) issue, I have extracted the raw routes of https://leaflet-extras.github.io/leaflet-providers/preview/. There are some work to do, as those urls should be checked. See this folder: https://github.com/dieghernan/cartography/tree/providers/data-raw

Agree, I won't include all, and speciallt those that use 2 keys (ID + APIKEY) may require some changes on the function. I already implemented and checked 39 of them,...

I haven't tested that but `HEREv3` (not `HERE`) may be included too with an API key only.

HEREv3 included and tested, and they look real good: https://github.com/dieghernan/cartography/blob/64fad6b9af8dae64f02dbc028a4ae8529ed37507/R/getTiles.R#L897-L1065 * HEREv3.normalDay * HEREv3.normalDayCustom * HEREv3.normalDayGrey * HEREv3.normalDayMobile * HEREv3.normalDayGreyMobile * HEREv3.normalDayTransit * HEREv3.normalDayTransitMobile * HEREv3.normalNight * HEREv3.normalNightMobile * HEREv3.normalNightGrey...

Thanks for your suggestion. In my opinion, it may be too soon. The package is at this stage a bit immature (on CRAN since May 2022 hence not even 5...