iso_export_to_feather: Export to feather
In isoreader: Read Stable Isotope Data Files

Description Usage Arguments Value See Also

This function exports the passed in iso_files to the Python and R shared feather file format. The different kinds of data (raw data, file info, methods info, etc.) are exported to separate feather files that are saved with the provided filepath_prefix as prefix. All are only exported if the corresponding include_ parameter is set to TRUE and only for data types for which this type of data is available and was read (see iso_read_dual_inlet, iso_read_continuous_flow for details on read parameters). Note that in rare instances where vectorized data columns exist in the file information (e.g. measurement_info), they are concatenated with ', ' in feather output. Note that the feather package required for this export is not installed automatically as part of isoreader. Please install it manually if missing using install.packages("feather").

iso_export_to_feather(
  iso_files,
  filepath_prefix,
  include_file_info = everything(),
  include_raw_data = everything(),
  include_standards = !!enexpr(include_method_info),
  include_resistors = !!enquo(include_method_info),
  include_vendor_data_table = everything(),
  include_problems = everything(),
  with_explicit_units = FALSE,
  include_method_info = everything(),
  quiet = default(quiet)
)

`iso_files`	collection of iso_file objects
`filepath_prefix`	what to use as the prefix for the feather file names (e.g. name of the data collection or current date)
`include_file_info`	which file information to include (see `iso_get_file_info`). Use `c(...)` to select multiple, supports all select syntax including renaming columns.
`include_raw_data`	which columns from the raw data to include. Use `c(...)` to select multiple columns, supports all select syntax including renaming columns. Includes all columns by default. Set to NULL to include no raw data.
`include_standards`	which columns from the standards info to include. Use `c(...)` to select multiple columns, supports all select syntax including renaming columns. By default, everything is included (both standards and ratios). To omit the ratios, change to `select = file_id:reference`. Set to NULL to include no standards info.
`include_resistors`	which columns from the resistors info to include. Use `c(...)` to select multiple columns, supports all select syntax including renaming columns. Includes all columns by default. Set to NULL to include no resistors info.
`include_vendor_data_table`	which columns from the vendor data table to include. Use `c(...)` to select multiple columns, supports all select syntax including renaming columns. Includes all columns by default. Set parameter `with_explicit_units = TRUE` to make column units explicit (keep in mind that this will require specific `include_vendor_data_table` column selections to reflect the column names including the units). Set to NULL to include no vendor data table.
`include_problems`	which columns from problems to include. Use `c(...)` to select multiple columns, supports all select syntax including renaming columns. Includes none of the read problems by default. Set to `include_problems = everything()` to include all columns.
`with_explicit_units`	whether to include units in the column headers of the returned data frame instead of the column data types (see `iso_double_with_units`). Note that any `select` conditions have to refer to the column names including the full units.
`include_method_info`	deprecated in favor of the more specific include_standards and include_resistors
`quiet`	whether to display (quiet=FALSE) or silence (quiet = TRUE) information messages. Set parameter to overwrite global defaults for this function or set global defaults with calls to iso_turn_info_messages_on and iso_turn_info_messages_off