#
# library(DDIwR)
# library(codebook)
# data(bfi)
# library(rio)
# attributes(rio::gather_attrs(bfi))
# attributes(bfi)
#
#
# ddi_attr
# for(i in seq_along(names(attributes(bfi)))) {
#
# }
# test <- list()
#
# test$ID <- list(
# label = "Questionnaire ID",
# type = "num",
# measurement = "interval",
# uniqueid = TRUE
# )
#
# test$V1 <- list(
# label = "Label for the first variable",
# values = c(
# "No" = 0,
# "Yes" = 1,
# "Not applicable" = -7,
# "Not answered" = -9),
# missing = c(-7, -9),
# type = "cat",
# measurement = "nominal"
# )
#
# test$V2 <- list(
# label = "Label for the second variable",
# values = c(
# "Very little" = 1,
# "Little" = 2,
# "So, so" = 3,
# "Much" = 4,
# "Very much" = 5,
# "Don't know" = -8),
# missing = c(-8),
# type = "cat",
# measurement = "ordinal"
# )
#
# test$V3 <- list(
# label = "Label for the third variable",
# values = c(
# "First answer" = "A",
# "Second answer" = "B",
# "Don't know" = -8),
# missing = c(-8),
# type = "cat",
# measurement = "nominal"
# )
#
# test$V4 <- list(
# label = "Number of children",
# values = c(
# "Don't know" = -8,
# "Not answered" = -9),
# missing = c(-8, -9),
# type = "numcat",
# measurement = "ratio"
# )
#
# test$V5 <- list(
# label = "Political party reference",
# type = "char",
# txt = "When the respondent indicated his political party reference, his/her open response
# was recoded on a scale of 1-99 with parties with a left-wing orientation coded on the low end
# of the scale and parties with a right-wing orientation coded on the high end of the scale.
# Categories 90-99 were reserved miscellaneous responses."
# )
#
#
#
# exportDDI(test)
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