In damien-dupre/dplyrshortcut: Shortcut for data wrangling

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People are saying that if you are repeating a code more than twice, then make a function for it. The idea of dplyrshortcut is that if you are using a function more than twice, then use a keyboard shortcut.

Installation

You can install the development version of dplyrshortcut with the devtools package.

# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("damien-dupre/dplyrshortcut")

Use

dplyrshortcut add functions in RStudio IDE's Addins section.

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Then, in order to add the shortcut to your keyboard, use the Rstudio IDE: Tools>Modify Keyboard Shortcuts... and associate the keyboard shortcut you prefer, such as:

• Ctrl+Shift+F for "dplyr::filter("
• Ctrl+Shift+M for "dplyr::mutate("
• Ctrl+Shift+G for "dplyr::group_by("
• Ctrl+Shift+S for "dplyr::select("

and modify Insert Pipe Operator with Ctrl+Shift+P.

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damien-dupre/dplyrshortcut documentation built on May 7, 2019, 3:09 p.m.