Andy's steps before releasing package

[andrew-edwards]

• For climate index importation (the comparing old to new), add an expect_equal check to make sure old values haven't changed. If they have then look into it manually (check the README associated with the data); implies we shouldn't really automate the updates as it would break the build if old data changed.
• Finish importing climate indices, Importing climate indices #10 - those are all done, issue contains future possible additions
• Fix plotting issue for indices, Fix the colour filling-in for plot.pacea_t(). #15
• Import buoy data from Andrea's scripts
• Plotting functions for buoy data, based on Andrea's scripts
• Write help files for the classes
• Add Andrea's marine heat wave info
• Plotting functions for single time series abstracted from spatiotemporal data - e.g. ROMS output at a specific location. Should probably be able to use existing plotting functions and just write a wrapper to extract the data and get in correct format
• Check testing up to date
• Decide on Incorporating absolute quantities (e.g. absolute biomass estimate) #4
• Check Check R/older-functions/ for what we need to put back in #13
• Vignettes that cover as many functions as possible/reasonable, see Ideas for vignettes #19
• Fix any remaining TODO's. Search the whole package: left a few minor ones left in data-raw/, R/.
• Get Travis (and maybe Kelsey or someone?) to look over vignettes, before pushing the .html
• Go through Travis's vignettes
• Update author list
• Add citation details (see sizeSpectra)
• Update README
• Add a version number, presumably 1.0.0 for first release
• Start a NEWS to keep track of new features; decide how to do keep updated in practice (maybe when a commit does something major or adds a new feature).

[andrew-edwards]

• push .pdf of talk
• push .html's of vignettes, and link from README
• polish up README