Upload a forecast — upload_forecast • zoltr

This function submits forecast data to the server for uploading. Returns a Job object that can be used to up, which depends on the number of current uploads in the queue. Zoltar tracks these via Job objects.)

upload_forecast(
  zoltar_connection,
  model_url,
  timezero_date,
  forecast_data,
  is_json = TRUE,
  notes = ""
)

Arguments

zoltar_connection: A ZoltarConnection object as returned by new_connection()
model_url: URL of a model in zoltar_connection's projects
timezero_date: The date of the project timezero you are uploading for. it is a string in format YYYYMMDD
forecast_data: Forecast data to upload data to upload, either a list (if is_json==TRUE) or a dataframe otherwise. formats are documented at https://docs.zoltardata.com/
is_json: TRUE if forecast_data is JSON (list) format, and FALSE if it is CSV (dataframe) format
notes: Optional user notes for the new forecast

Value

A Job URL for the upload

Examples

if (FALSE) {
  forecast_data <- jsonlite::read_json("docs-predictions.json")
  job_url <- upload_forecast(conn, "http://www.zoltardata.com/api/model/1/",
                             "2017-01-17", forecast_data, TRUE, "a mid-January forecast")
}