str_misc: Use the stringr package to help make consistent file names
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str_misc

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Use the stringr package to help make consistent file names

Description

Prefix and postfix can include more than one value that are added in the same order provided. For str_fix, the string must be a single character string.

Usage

str_trim_squish(string)

str_fix(
  prefix = NULL,
  string = NULL,
  postfix = NULL,
  sep = "_",
  clean_names = TRUE,
  pad = NULL,
  width = NULL
)

str_prefix(
  string = NULL,
  prefix = NULL,
  sep = "_",
  clean_names = TRUE,
  post = FALSE,
  dttm_sep = "-"
)

str_pad_digits(string, pad = "0", side = "left", width = NULL)

str_extract_digits(string)

str_add_filetype(string, filetype = NULL)

str_remove_filetype(string, filetype = NULL)

str_extract_filetype(string)

Arguments

`string`	A single string that the attach prefix or postfix is added to.
`prefix`	Character string or character vector to add to string parameter as a prefix.
`postfix`	Character string or character vector to add to string parameter as a postfix.
`sep`	Separator character passed as the collapse parameter of `paste()`.
`clean_names`	If `TRUE`, prefix, postfix, and string are all converted to snake case with `janitor::make_clean_names()`.
`pad`	Single padding character added to digits in string; defaults to "0"
`width`	Minimum width of padded strings.
`post`	If `TRUE`, use the prefix string as a postfix; defaults to `FALSE`.
`dttm_sep`	Date time separator. Only used by str_prefix if prefix is "date" or "time" and not accessible when using str_fix or make_filename.
`side`	Side on which padding character is added (left, right or both).
`filetype`	File type string