View source: R/validate_linelist.R
validate_linelist | R Documentation |
This function evaluates the validity of a linelist
object by checking the
object class, its tags, and the types of the tagged variables. It combines
validations checks made by validate_types()
and validate_tags()
. See
'Details' section for more information on the checks performed.
validate_linelist(x, allow_extra = FALSE, ref_types = tags_types())
x |
a |
allow_extra |
a |
ref_types |
a |
The following checks are performed:
x
is a linelist
object
x
has a well-formed tags
attribute
all default tags are present (even if NULL
)
all tagged variables correspond to existing columns
all tagged variables have an acceptable class
(optional) x
has no extra tag beyond the default tags
If checks pass, a linelist
object; otherwise issues an error.
tags_types()
to change allowed types
validate_types()
to check if tagged variables have the right classes
validate_tags()
to perform a series of checks on the tags
if (require(outbreaks) && require(dplyr) && require(magrittr)) {
## create a valid linelist
x <- measles_hagelloch_1861 %>%
tibble() %>%
make_linelist(
id = "case_ID",
date_onset = "date_of_prodrome",
age = "age",
gender = "gender"
)
x
## validation
validate_linelist(x)
## create an invalid linelist - onset date is a factor
x <- measles_hagelloch_1861 %>%
tibble() %>%
make_linelist(
id = "case_ID",
date_onset = "gender",
age = "age"
)
x
## the below issues an error
## note: tryCatch is only used to avoid a genuine error in the example
tryCatch(validate_linelist(x), error = paste)
}
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