#' template_pal_data
#'
#' Allows user to interactively select a .csv file created from PAL device and
#' outputs a file of similar name, but inserted into the REDCAP template.
#'
#' @param testing logical (FALSE) set to true only for testing
#' @param pal_format string ("new") or "old" ActivPal file format for test file.
#' This parameter has no effect on normal (operational) usage of this command.
#'
#' @return Nothing. Runs for side effect (creates a file). In test mode,
#' returns dataframe of output that would written to csv
#' @export
#'
#'
#'
#'
template_pal_data <- function(testing=FALSE,pal_format="new") {
if (testing) {
if (pal_format=="old"){
myfile=test_path("activpaltest.csv")
} else {
myfile=test_path("activpaltest_new.csv")
}
} else {
myfile=file.choose() # PAL file
}
#determine where data starts
start_line=vroom::vroom_lines(myfile,25) %>% stringr::str_which("Folder")
df_pal=readr::read_csv2(myfile, col_types = readr::cols(.default = "c"),
skip=start_line -1) %>%
dplyr::select(-1) # read PAL
dftemp=redcap_template
a=names(dftemp)[476:520] # get proper variable names from the standard REDCAP template
names(df_pal)=a
dftry=dplyr::bind_rows(dftemp, df_pal)
output_file=myfile %>%
filesstrings::before_last_dot() %>% paste0("_templated.csv")
if (testing) {
dftry
} else {
readr::write_csv(dftry,output_file,na="")
}
}
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