TODO.md

In ctbrown/magrittr.plus: Drop-In, Opinionated ("Data First, Context Next") 'magrittr' Replacement with both get/set accessors.

TODO

• [ ] Break out the monkey-patching code in R/zzz.R into it's own package probably called monkeypatch or breakshit or breakthis

• How to make magrittr extensible with different hooks and callbacks to support:

• magrittr.plus / magrittr.tidy

• magrittr.breadcrumps

• [ ] Rename magrittr.tidy [ ] Stop the monkey patch and release as a fork of magrittr.

magrittr.tidy is a tidy-compliant fork of the magrittr package.

Did you know that despite being central to the tidyverse, magrittr is not, in fact, tidy. It does not adhere to one of the most basic tidy principals, namely:

data first, context next.

magrittr is context first, data next. This break in the paradigm making it an oddball in the tidyverse. magrittr.tidy fixes that by providing fully tidy compliant pipes.

• [ ] Create and export active binding function for turning on-and-off the tidy functionality.

tidy_on() # turn on magrittr.tidy tidy_off() # turn off magrittr tidy

• [ ] Add .. for reference to context environment within the pipe chain

• [x] Disambiguate element from function on global environment See two-dots.R

• [ ] Support %<>%

Currently, magrittr.plus does not support the assignback operator, for example:

 df %>% var1 %<>% add(1)

does not work.

• [?] Support x %>% 1 Support x %>% 1 <- 20 Use integer to select element What about . %>% .(1,2) for array slice (?)

  Note: x %>% .[[1]] and x %>% .[1] work!

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