path_by_date | R Documentation |
path_*
functions return paths to one or more files of interest
containing the supplied date in their names and ending with the supplied
file extension. These are convenience wrappers around path_by_date()
, which
returns path that contain a specified date given additional parameters.
path_by_date( dir, date_format, date_regex, date = NULL, file_regex = ".*{date}.*", type = "any", force_latest = TRUE ) path_inv( date = NULL, dir = path_create("V:/EPI DATA ANALYTICS TEAM/COVID SANDBOX REDCAP DATA/", "Sandbox data pull Final/"), ext = c("csv", "xlsx", "fst") ) path_pcr( date = NULL, dir = "V:/EPI DATA ANALYTICS TEAM/COVID SANDBOX REDCAP DATA/MSR PCR/", ext = c("csv", "xlsx", "fst") ) path_vac( date = NULL, dir = path_create("V:/EPI DATA ANALYTICS TEAM/COVID SANDBOX REDCAP DATA/", "COVID-19 Vaccine Reporting/data/COVID-19 vaccine data pull/"), ext = c("csv", "xlsx", "fst") ) path_nit(date = NULL, force_latest = TRUE) path_nca(date = NULL, force_latest = TRUE)
dir |
The directory holding the files of interest |
date_format |
The format of the date in the file name; see
|
date_regex |
A regular expression matching the date in the file name. This will hopefully be deprecated in the future, but is currently needed for extracting dates from the file path strings. |
date |
A |
file_regex |
A regular expression matching the file names of interest.
The location of the date in the file name is specified using |
type |
The file type(s) to return, one or more of |
force_latest |
If multiple files with the given |
ext |
The file type to return. Files may be saved as "fst", "csv", or "xlsx". |
path_inv()
returns path(s) to NBS investigations files
path_pcr()
returns path(s) to NBS PCR files
path_vac()
returns path(s) to TennIIS vaccination files
path_nit()
returns path(s) to saved NIT records
path_nca()
returns path(s) to saved NCA records
This will eventually replace find_file()
for finding specific files.
An fs_path
character vector
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