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# Functions to process RSpace structured document fields
data_frame_to_fields <- function(fields_df) {
col_names <- colnames(fields_df)
# Convert each row of the data frame into a list using the column names
fields <- apply(fields_df, 1, function(row) {
row_list <- as.list(row)
names(row_list) <- col_names
row_list
})
fields <- as.list(fields)
return(fields)
}
fields_to_data_frame <- function(fields) {
tibble::tibble(fields = fields) |> tidyr::unnest_wider("fields")
}
doc_get_fields <- function(doc_id, api_key = get_api_key()) {
doc <- document_retrieve(doc_id, api_key)
fields_to_data_frame(doc$fields)
}
#' Put a list of all fields into one field.
#'
#' This can be needed when no Structured Document template is specified and a
#' Basic Document is used, but the html/excel/other input has multiple
#' subheaders or fields.
#'
#' @keywords internal
#' @param doc_body_fields multiple fields in a list
#' @param use_html_sep If `TRUE`, each field is placed in a html paragraph
#' @returns a list with one field, with only content, all contents from other fields, separated by `\n`.
put_all_fields_in_one_field <- function(doc_body_fields, use_html_sep = TRUE) {
text_content <- fields_to_data_frame(doc_body_fields)
if (use_html_sep) {
text_content <- text_content |>
dplyr::mutate(content = paste0("<p>", as.character(.data$content), "</p>"))
}
# Collapse content into one field
text_content <- text_content |>
dplyr::pull(.data$content) |>
paste(collapse = "\n")
return(list(list("content" = text_content)))
}
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