pacman::p_load(
readxl,
skimr,
janitor,
tidyverse
)
# Function to translate an R script file
translate_r_script <- function(file_path, translation_data) {
# Read the content of the script file
script_content <- readLines(file_path)
# Translate the content line by line
translated_content <- lapply(script_content, function(line) {
# Check if the line contains any English column names
for (i in 1:nrow(translation_data)) {
if (grepl(paste0("\\b", translation_data$Original[i], "\\b"), line)) {
# Translate the matched English column name to Spanish
line <- gsub(paste0("\\b", translation_data$Original[i], "\\b"),
translation_data$Traduccion[i], line)
}
}
return(line)
})
# Convert translated_content to character vector
translated_content <- sapply(translated_content, as.character)
# Write the translated content back to the original file
writeLines(translated_content, file_path)
}
# Example usage:
# Read the translation data
translation_data <- read_excel("eng_to_es.xlsx")
# Get a list of all R script files in the folder
script_files <- list.files(path = "inst/tutorials/intro04_es/",
pattern = "\\.Rmd$",
full.names = T)
# Translate each R script file
for (script_file in script_files) {
translate_r_script(script_file, translation_data)
}
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