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#' Read tag metadata from csv
#'
#' Read a CSV metadata file and convert it into a metadata list.
#' A metadata file is a comma-separated text file (.csv) containing a line for each metadata
#' entry. The first comma-separated field in each line is the name of the
#' entry. The last field in each line contains the value to
#' be assigned to this metadata entry. The value can be a string or number
#' but is always saved as a string in the structure - it is up to downstream
#' users of the metadata to parse/decode the entries.
#'
#' @param fname Name of the text file to be read. If no file extension is provided, '.csv' will be
#' added automatically. If the file is not located in the current working directory, then \code{fname} must include the correct relative or absolute path.
#' @return a metadata list populated from \code{fname} (one list element per row in the file). All list elements are stored as \code{"character"} class objects (even if the field contains a number, a date, etc) - no attempt is made to determine the most appropriate class for each item.
#' @export
#' @examples
#' hold <- system.file("extdata","metadata_example.csv", package = "tagtools", mustWork = TRUE)
#' S <- csv2struct(hold)
#'
csv2struct <- function(fname) {
if (missing(fname)) {
stop('Please provide a file name for csv2struct')
}
if (!grepl('.csv', fname)) {
fname <- paste(fname, '.csv', sep='')
}
S0 <- utils::read.csv(file = fname, colClasses = c(params = "character"))
S <- as.list(S0$params)
names(S) <- gsub(pattern = '.', replacement = '_', S0$field, fixed = TRUE)
return(S)
}
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