fct_recode_helper: fct_recode helper to recode multiple variables

In BriceNocenti/tablr: User-Friendly Tables with Color Helpers for Data Exploration

fct_recode helper to recode multiple variables

Description

fct_recode helper to recode multiple variables

Usage

fct_recode_helper(
  data,
  .cols = -where(is.numeric),
  name_in,
  name_out,
  style = c("mutate", "base"),
  reminder = TRUE,
  cat = TRUE
)

Arguments

data	The data frame.
.cols	<tidy-select> The variables to recode.
name_in	The name of the input data frame. Default to the expression given in data.
name_out	The name of the output data frame, if different from the input data frame.
style	Default is to use dplyr::mutate(). Set to base to use ⁠data$var <-⁠ style.
reminder	By default, a reminder of the syntax ("new" = "old") is printed. Set to FALSE to remove it.
cat	By default the result is written in the console if there are less than 6 variables, written in a temporary file and opened otherwise. Set to false to get a data frame with a character variable instead.

Value

When the number of variables is less than 5, a text in console as a side effect. With more than 5 variables, a temporary R file. A tibble with the recode text as a character variable is returned invisibly (or as main result if cat = TRUE). If the labelled package in installed, the variable label is used as title in a comment.

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