cs9example creates global empty, and fills it when the package loads. It
holds two things every task needs. global$border is the Norwegian border
year the package is configured for. global$ss is a
cs9::SurveillanceSystem_v9 object with every database table and every task
already registered.
See also
cs9::SurveillanceSystem_v9 for the class global$ss is an
instance of, and make_skeleton_date() for the skeleton builder the tasks
use. cs9example has no vignettes of its own; the framework is documented in
the cs9 package.
Examples
# The border year, set when the package loads.
global$border
#> [1] 2024
# The two tables and the three tasks the package registers.
names(global$ss$tables)
#> [1] "anon_example_weather_rawdata" "anon_example_weather_data"
names(global$ss$tasks)
#> [1] "weather_download_and_import_rawdata" "weather_clean_data"
#> [3] "weather_export_plots"