# library(dplyr)
#' Filter a cleaned tibble based on user input
#'
#' @param df tibble
#' @param min_price number minimum price
#' @param max_price number maximum price
#' @param sqrt_ft number footage of the unit
#' @param num_bedroom_input number number of bedrooms
#' @param city_input char the chosen city
#'
#' @return tibble
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#' data_filter(tibble::tibble(
#' "listing_url" = c("example.com"), "price" = c(1000),
#' "num_bedroom" = c(1), "area_sqft" = c(500), "city" = c("vancouver")
#' ), 1000, 2000, 500, 1, "Vancouver")
data_filter <- function(df,
min_price,
max_price,
sqrt_ft,
num_bedroom_input,
city_input) {
# check to ensure user inputs are of the correct types
if (!is.numeric(min_price) | min_price < 0) {
stop("Minimum price entered is not a positive number!")
}
if (!is.numeric(max_price) | max_price < min_price) {
stop("Maximum price entered has to be a positive number larger than minimun
price!")
}
if (!is.numeric(sqrt_ft)) {
stop("Area entered is not a number!")
}
if (num_bedroom_input < 0) {
stop("Minimum number of bedroom cannot be negative!")
}
if (!is.character(city_input)) {
stop("The city entered is not a character!")
}
# filter function body
dplyr::filter(
df,
dplyr::between(price, min_price, max_price) &
(is.na(area_sqft) | area_sqft >= sqrt_ft) &
(is.na(num_bedroom) | num_bedroom >= num_bedroom_input) &
(is.na(city) | city == tolower(city_input))
)
}
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