View source: R/resolve_canonicals.R
| resolve_canonicals | R Documentation |
Applies declared 'rel=canonical' folds to the source and target columns of an edge list. This is URL **folding** from canonical-link signals, not URL syntax canonicalization such as lower-casing hosts or removing tracking parameters.
resolve_canonicals(
edge_list_df,
canonicals_df,
edge_from_col = "from",
edge_to_col = "to",
canonical_from_col = "from",
canonical_to_col = "to",
canonical_duplicate_from_policy = c("strict", "first_wins", "last_wins",
"most_frequent", "prune_source", "resolve_if_consistent"),
canonical_loop_handling = c("error", "prune_loop", "break_arrow")
)
edge_list_df |
A data frame representing the edge list. |
canonicals_df |
A data frame of declared canonical links. |
edge_from_col, edge_to_col |
Source/target columns in 'edge_list_df'. |
canonical_from_col, canonical_to_col |
From/to columns in 'canonicals_df'. |
canonical_duplicate_from_policy |
How to handle a canonical source with multiple distinct targets. See [build_fold_map()]. |
canonical_loop_handling |
How to handle canonical cycles. See [build_fold_map()]. |
The edge list with 'edge_from_col' and 'edge_to_col' folded through canonical declarations. The applied fold map is attached as attribute '"fold_map"'.
Other edge-list resolvers:
resolve_links(),
resolve_redirects()
edges <- data.frame(from = "A", to = "B")
canonicals <- data.frame(from = "B", to = "C")
resolve_canonicals(edges, canonicals)
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