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\name{ck_browse}
\alias{ck_browse}
\title{Browse the climatekit Index Catalogue}
\usage{
ck_browse(sector = NULL, standard = NULL, search = NULL)
}
\arguments{
\item{sector}{Character (length 1) or \code{NULL}. Filter to indices tagged
with this sector. Common values: \code{"agriculture"}, \code{"health"},
\code{"water"}, \code{"energy"}. \code{NULL} (default) returns all rows.}

\item{standard}{Character (length 1) or \code{NULL}. Filter to indices
under this standard. Common values: \code{"ETCCDI"}, \code{"ET-SCI"},
\code{"ETCCDI-approx"}, \code{"agroclimatic"}, \code{"comfort"}, \code{"drought"},
\code{"energy"}. \code{NULL} (default) returns all rows.}

\item{search}{Character (length 1) or \code{NULL}. Free-text search; rows
are kept where the term appears (case-insensitive) in the function
name, the full name, or the ETCCDI code.}
}
\value{
The catalogue, filtered to matching rows. Same column structure
as \code{\link[=ck_catalogue]{ck_catalogue()}}.
}
\description{
Filter the comprehensive climatekit index catalogue (see
\code{\link[=ck_catalogue]{ck_catalogue()}}) by sector, applicable standard (ETCCDI / ET-SCI /
agroclimatic / comfort / drought / energy), or a free-text search
across the function name, full name, and ETCCDI code.
}
\examples{
ck_browse(standard = "ETCCDI")
ck_browse(sector = "agriculture")
ck_browse(search = "heat")
}
