Match a name and return all candidate usages

Like clb_match() but requests verbose output and returns the matched usage together with all alternative candidates, one per row.

Usage

clb_match_verbose(
  name,
  authorship = NULL,
  rank = NULL,
  code = NULL,
  dataset = "3LXR",
  server = NULL,
  .raw = FALSE
)

name: Scientific name to match. May include the authorship, or supply it separately via authorship.
authorship: Optional authorship string.
rank: Optional rank to disambiguate (e.g. "species", "genus").
code: Optional nomenclatural code ("zoological", "botanical", "bacterial", "virus", ...).
dataset: Dataset key or alias to match against. Defaults to "3LXR".
server: Optional base URL of an alternative matching service.
.raw: Return the raw parsed JSON response instead of a tibble?

A tibble of candidate usages with a logical primary column flagging the chosen match. Zero rows when nothing matched.

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
clb_match_verbose("Oenanthe")
} # }