info_columns_from_tbl | R Documentation |
The info_columns_from_tbl()
function is a wrapper around the
info_columns()
function and is useful if you wish to apply info text to
columns where that information already exists in a data frame (or in some
form that can readily be coaxed into a data frame). The form of the input
tbl
(the one that contains column metadata) has a few basic requirements:
the data frame must have two columns
both columns must be of class character
the first column should contain column names and the second should contain the info text
Each column that matches across tables (i.e., the tbl
and the target table
of the informant) will have a new entry for the "info"
property. Empty or
missing info text will be pruned from tbl
.
info_columns_from_tbl(x, tbl, .add = TRUE)
x |
The pointblank informant object
A pointblank informant object that is commonly created through the
use of the |
tbl |
Metadata table with column information
The two-column data frame which contains metadata about the target table in the informant object. |
.add |
Add to existing info text
Should new text be added to existing text? This is |
A ptblank_informant
object.
Create a pointblank informant
object with create_informant()
. We can
specify a tbl
with the ~
followed by a statement that gets the
game_revenue
dataset.
informant <- create_informant( tbl = ~ game_revenue, tbl_name = "game_revenue", label = "An example." )
We can add info text to describe the data in the various columns of the
table by using info_columns()
or information in another table (with
info_columns_from_tbl()
). Here, we'll do the latter. The
game_revenue_info
dataset is included in pointblank and it contains
metadata for game_revenue
.
game_revenue_info #> # A tibble: 11 x 2 #> column info #> <chr> <chr> #> 1 player_id A `character` column with unique identifiers for each user/~ #> 2 session_id A `character` column that contains unique identifiers for e~ #> 3 session_start A date-time column that indicates when the session (contain~ #> 4 time A date-time column that indicates exactly when the player p~ #> 5 item_type A `character` column that provides the class of the item pu~ #> 6 item_name A `character` column that provides the name of the item pur~ #> 7 item_revenue A `numeric` column with the revenue amounts per item purcha~ #> 8 session_duration A `numeric` column that states the length of the session (i~ #> 9 start_day A `Date` column that provides the date of first login for t~ #> 10 acquisition A `character` column that provides the method of acquisitio~ #> 11 country A `character` column that provides the probable country of ~
The info_columns_from_tbl()
function takes a table object where the first
column has the column names and the second contains the info text.
informant <- informant %>% info_columns_from_tbl(tbl = game_revenue_info)
Upon printing the informant
object, we see the additions made to the
'Columns' section by the info_columns_from_tbl(tbl = game_revenue_info)
call.
informant
We can continue to add more info text to describe the columns since the
process is additive. The info_columns_from_tbl()
function populates the
info
subsection and any calls of info_columns()
that also target a info
subsection will append text. Here, we'll add content for the item_revenue
and acquisition
columns and view the updated report.
informant <- informant %>% info_columns( columns = item_revenue, info = "Revenue reported in USD." ) %>% info_columns( columns = acquisition, `top list` = "{top5_aq}" ) %>% info_snippet( snippet_name = "top5_aq", fn = snip_list(column = "acquisition") ) %>% incorporate() informant
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The info_columns()
function, which allows for manual entry of
info text.
Other Information Functions:
info_columns()
,
info_section()
,
info_snippet()
,
info_tabular()
,
snip_highest()
,
snip_list()
,
snip_lowest()
,
snip_stats()
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