## code to prepare `wfl_rename` dataset goes here
#-----download yearbook dataset----
# -----rename batch files without special characters-----
#' Helper function rename xls files in directory
#'
#' @param dir character, the directory of files.
#' @param ptn_target_file character, expression of 'regex' to target files.
#' @param ptn character, 'regex' expression of string pattern to rename.
#' @param rpl character, 'regex' expression of string replacement to rename.
#'
#' @export rename_xls_files
#'
#'
rename_xls_files <- function(dir , ptn_target_file,
ptn , rpl){
old_files <- list.files(dir)
id_sel <- which(str_detect(old_files, ptn_target_file))
files_sel <- old_files[id_sel]
names_full <- str_extract(files_sel, "(.+)(?=\\.xlsx)")
names_new <- str_replace(names_full, ptn, rpl )
if (length(names_new)>0) {
print(glue::glue("OK. Your new file name mode is : {names_new[1]}"))
} else {
stop("Ops! String replace is not success, check you regex pattern expression!")
}
path_old <- paste0(dir,"/",names_full, ".xlsx")
path_new <- paste0(dir,"/",names_new, ".xlsx")
# copy old to new
file.copy(path_old, to = path_new )
print(glue::glue("copy totally {length(path_old)} old files to directory: {dir}"))
# remove old files
#file.remove(path_old)
#print(glue::glue("remove totally {length(path_old)} old files from directory: {dir}"))
}
# usethis::use_data(wfl_rename, overwrite = TRUE)
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