template: Create a template for an EML object
In cboettig/emljson: Ecological Metadata as Linked Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
Create a template for an EML object
Usage
1
template(object)
Arguments
object
the name of an eml object to create
Details
Note: while this function can be called in recursions, doing so may be a bad idea.
Value
a list with elements named according to the properties of the object.
This can be coerced into EML, see vignettes. NULL-valued elements (~)
can take a data entry directly, while empty list()-valued elements ()
indicate properties that take other eml objects as values.
Examples
1
template("creator")
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
Create a template for an EML object
Usage
1 | template(object)
|
Arguments
object |
the name of an eml object to create |
Details
Note: while this function can be called in recursions, doing so may be a bad idea.
Value
a list with elements named according to the properties of the object. This can be coerced into EML, see vignettes. NULL-valued elements (~) can take a data entry directly, while empty list()-valued elements () indicate properties that take other eml objects as values.
Examples
1 | template("creator")
|
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