dataset_title: Get/set title(s) of a dataset

In dataset: Create Data Frames that are Easier to Exchange and Reuse

Get/set title(s) of a dataset

Description

Add one or more Title(s) to the dataset's metadata.

Usage

dataset_title(x)

dataset_title(x, overwrite = FALSE) <- value

dataset_title_create(Title, titleType = "Title")

Arguments

x	An R object
overwrite	Defaults to FALSE.
value	The name(s) or title(s) by which a resource is known. A character string or a Title object created by dataset_title_create.Similar to dct:title.
Title	The name(s) or title(s) by which a resource is known, including Title, AlternativeTitle, Subtitle, TranslatedTitle, OtherTitle. May be the title of a dataset or the name of a piece of software. Similar to dct:title. Use dataset_title_create to create a several title entries.
titleType	In DataCite, the controlled values are AlternativeTitle, Subtitle, TranslatedTitle, Other. When no titleType is given (as in Dublin Core), the titleType is set to Title.

Details

In the DataCite definition, several titles can be used.

Value

The titles as a data.frame with a titleTypes column.

Examples

my_iris <- iris

dataset_title(my_iris) <- dataset_title_create(
    Title = c("Iris Dataset",
    "The famous iris dataset of the R examples"),
    titleType = c("Title", "Subtitle")
    )
dataset_title(my_iris)

 y <- data.frame()
 dataset_title(y) <- "R (Computer program language)"
 dataset_title(y) <- "Questionnaires--Computer programs"
 dataset_title(y)

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