Contributions to anyflights, whether in the form of bug fixes, issue reports, new code or documentation improvements are encouraged and welcome. Of particular interest is increasing unit testing coverage, checking supplied arguments more thoroughly, and getting generated data packages to pass R CMD CHECK in a variety of edge cases.
Maximal goofiness in commit messages and description of issues/PRs, including but not limited to emojis, excessive punctuation (!!!), or ridiculous capitalization is encouraged but not required.
Please use snake case (such as get_flights) for function names. Besides that, in general follow the tidyverse style guide for R.
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