guess_tspec | R Documentation |
tibblify()
SpecificationUse guess_tspec()
if you don't know the input type.
Use guess_tspec_df()
if the input is a data frame or an object list.
Use guess_tspec_objecte()
is the input is an object.
guess_tspec( x, ..., empty_list_unspecified = FALSE, simplify_list = FALSE, inform_unspecified = should_inform_unspecified(), call = rlang::current_call() ) guess_tspec_df( x, ..., empty_list_unspecified = FALSE, simplify_list = FALSE, inform_unspecified = should_inform_unspecified(), call = rlang::current_call() ) guess_tspec_object( x, ..., empty_list_unspecified = FALSE, simplify_list = FALSE, call = rlang::current_call() )
x |
A nested list. |
... |
These dots are for future extensions and must be empty. |
empty_list_unspecified |
Treat empty lists as unspecified? |
simplify_list |
Should scalar lists be simplified to vectors? |
inform_unspecified |
Inform about fields whose type could not be determined? |
call |
The execution environment of a currently running function, e.g.
|
A specification object that can used in tibblify()
.
guess_tspec(list(x = 1, y = "a")) guess_tspec(list(list(x = 1), list(x = 2))) guess_tspec(gh_users)
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