wrap_documents: Wrap tokens into document html strings

In kasperwelbers/tokenbrowser: Create Full Text Browsers from Annotated Token Lists

Description

Pastes the tokens into articles, and returns an <article> html element.

Usage

wrap_documents(
  tokens,
  meta,
  doc_col = "doc_id",
  token_col = "token",
  space_col = NULL,
  nav = doc_col,
  token_nav = NULL,
  top_nav = NULL,
  thres_nav = NULL,
  drop_missing_meta = FALSE
)

Arguments

tokens	A data.frame with a column for document ids (doc_col) and a column for tokens (token_col)
meta	A data.frame with a column for document_ids (doc_col). All other columns are added to the browser as document meta
doc_col	The name of the document id column
token_col	The name of the token column
space_col	Optionally, a column with space indications (e.g., newline) per token (which is how some NLP parsers indicate spaces)
nav	The column in meta used for nav. Defaults to 'doc_id'
token_nav	Alternative to nav (which uses meta), a column in tokens used for navigation
top_nav	If token_nav is used, navigation filters will only apply to the top x values with highest token occurence in a document
thres_nav	Like top_nav, but specifying a threshold for the minimum number of tokens.
drop_missing_meta	if TRUE, omit missing meta rows instead of printing empty value

Value

A named vector, with document ids as names and the document html strings as values

Examples

docs = wrap_documents(sotu_data$tokens, sotu_data$meta)
head(names(docs))
docs[[1]]

kasperwelbers/tokenbrowser documentation built on May 3, 2021, 8:33 a.m.