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\docType{data}
\name{catalogue}
\alias{catalogue}
\title{HMRC dataset catalogue}
\format{
A data frame with columns:
\describe{
\item{dataset}{Character. Short identifier.}
\item{publication}{Character. GOV.UK publication name.}
\item{function_name}{Character. Exporting function (or \code{NA}).}
\item{frequency}{Character. \code{monthly}, \code{quarterly}, \code{annual}, etc.}
\item{start}{Character. First period of the published series.}
\item{publisher}{Character. Usually \code{"HMRC"}.}
\item{slug}{Character. GOV.UK statistics slug.}
\item{url}{Character. URL of the publication landing page.}
\item{description}{Character. One-line description.}
\item{tags}{Character. Space-separated keywords searched by
\code{\link[=hmrc_search]{hmrc_search()}}.}
}
}
\usage{
catalogue
}
\description{
A data frame describing every HMRC dataset known to the package, including
those exposed by an \verb{hmrc_*} function and those on the development roadmap
(where \code{function_name} is \code{NA}). Use \code{\link[=hmrc_search]{hmrc_search()}} for keyword search and
\code{\link[=hmrc_publications]{hmrc_publications()}} for a tidy index.
}
\keyword{datasets}
