##' A 'long' view of a row of data
##'
##' Sometimes it can be easier to read data in long, stacked way (like the \\G option in mysql).
##' This does that for dataframes.
##'
##' @details This shows the first row by default. Another row can be shown by specifying the row number.
##' @param x A dataframe
##' @param max_rows The maximum number of rows to show. Defaults to 1. More than a handful is
##' unlikely to be helpful.
##' @param col_order A vector specifying the column display order, e.g order(names(x)) will
##' sort alphabetically. The default is NULL, which results in the natural column order being used
##' @author David Whiting, david.whiting@@publichealth.me.uk
##' @export
##'
view_long <- function(x, max_rows = 1, col_order = NULL) {
cat(paste0("There are ", nrow(x), " row(s) in this dataframe"))
if (!is.null(col_order)) {
x <- x[1:max_rows, col_order]
} else {
x <- x[1:max_rows, ]
}
for (i in 1:nrow(x)) {
cat(paste("\n-------- Row", i, "--------\n"))
for (j in 1:ncol(x)) {
cat(paste0("[", j, "] ", names(x)[j], ": ", x[i, j]), "\n")
}
}
}
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.