normalise_decisions_shape: Coerce a decisions data.frame to the schema the rest of the...
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normalise_decisions_shape R Documentation
Coerce a decisions data.frame to the schema the rest of the
package expects: id, human_decision, note, timestamp.
Description
Any column missing from the input is added as a character NA
vector. Extra columns are preserved. NULL or a zero-row input
returns a properly-shaped empty tibble; the caller can rbind /
bind_rows new rows against it without a column-mismatch error.
Usage
normalise_decisions_shape(d)
Arguments
d
A data.frame or NULL.
Details
Used at load time (mod_setup rehydration) and at write time
(Screen tab record_decision) so a legacy 1- or 2-column decisions
file on disk gets sanitised on its way through the app rather
than propagating broken shape into downstream tabs.
Value
A data.frame with at least the four canonical columns.
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Coerce a decisions data.frame to the schema the rest of the
package expects: id, human_decision, note, timestamp.
Description
Any column missing from the input is added as a character NA
vector. Extra columns are preserved. NULL or a zero-row input
returns a properly-shaped empty tibble; the caller can rbind /
bind_rows new rows against it without a column-mismatch error.
Usage
normalise_decisions_shape(d)
Arguments
d |
A data.frame or NULL. |
Details
Used at load time (mod_setup rehydration) and at write time (Screen tab record_decision) so a legacy 1- or 2-column decisions file on disk gets sanitised on its way through the app rather than propagating broken shape into downstream tabs.
Value
A data.frame with at least the four canonical columns.
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