cpgfR

Dados consolidados do Cartão de Pagamento do Governo Federal (2013-2025)

https://github.com/datafobia/cpgf

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Dados consolidados do Cartão de Pagamento do Governo Federal (2013-2025)

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  • Owner: datafobia
  • Language: R
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Created 9 months ago · Last pushed 9 months ago
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📦 cpgfR

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The cpgfR package provides a consolidated database of the Federal Government Payment Card (CPGF).

The Federal Government Payment Card (CPGF) is a payment instrument used by the government that operates similarly to a regular credit card, but within specific limits and regulations. The government uses the CPGF to cover its own expenses, provided they qualify as advances of funds (suprimento de fundos).

📥 Installation

{.r} install.packages("cpgfR") cpgfR is also available on GitHub. You can install pre-release versions via:

{.r} if (!require("devtools")) install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github("datafobia/cpgf")

How does it work?

Database the Federal Government Payment Card CPGF - Brazil (2013 up to April 2025)

```{.r}

Load the package

library(cpgfR)

Access the dataset

dataset <- cpgf_data()

See the data

View(cpgf_data) ```

But you may need the database directly from the source: https://portaldatransparencia.gov.br/download-de-dados/cpgf, which provides monthly data. In this case, you can use the get_cpgf function.

```{.r}

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january24 <- get_cpgf(2024, 1)

See the data

View(january24) ```

To automatically create a variable with the deflated value, simply provide the reference month and year in the deflate parameter.

```{.r}

Download

january2023 <- get_cpgf(2023, 1, "01/2024")

See the data

View(january2023) ```

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cran.r-project.org: cpgfR

Consolidates Information from the Federal Government Payment Card

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Dependent packages count: 26.2%
Dependent repos count: 32.3%
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