#' Searches vector for emails.
#'
#' This function takes a vector input and searches presence of any text that
#' appears to be an email.
#'
#' The default output is a TRUE/FALSE vector but the function can also
#' return a dataframe of the original vector input, the TRUE/FALSE result,
#' and the substring that matched the email text pattern.
#'
#' @param vec A vector input whose contents need to be searched for references
#' to emails
#' @param output The desired output of function. Defaults to "vector" where T/F
#' vector result is returned. The argument "dt" will output a table of original
#' vector input, T/F vector result, and the matching substring.
#' @import stringr
#' @import maditr
#' @suggest generator
#' @export
#' @examples
#' set.seed(2)
#' testcase <- data.frame(name = generator::r_full_names(2),
#' snn = generator::r_national_identification_numbers(2),
#' dob = generator::r_date_of_births(2),
#' email = generator::r_email_addresses(2),
#' ip = generator::r_ipv4_addresses(2),
#' phone = generator::r_phone_numbers(2),
#' credit_card = generator::r_credit_card_numbers(2),
#' lat = generator::r_latitudes(2),
#' lon = generator::r_longitudes(2),
#' stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
#'
#' search_email(testcase$email)
search_email <- function(vec, output) {
patt <- "([^\\s]+)@([^\\s]+)"
email <- maditr::data.table(OriginalString = vec,
EmailYN = stringr::str_detect(string = vec, pattern = patt),
EmailString = stringr::str_extract_all(string = vec, pattern = patt))
if (missing(output)||output == "vector") {
return(email$EmailYN)
}
else if (output == "dt") {
return(email)
}
else {
print("Output argument invalid.")
}
}
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