get_name: get_name()
In thelayc/laycReportCards: Scrape pdf report cards (from DC)
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
This function takes a student's report card as input (vector), and extract the students first and last name.
Usage
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get_name(student_rcard, format_type)
Arguments
student_rcard
A vector containing a student's report card information
format_type
character: The report card format. DC report cards come in different formats, this argument specifies the format of the report card.
Examples
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parsed_pdf <-read_pdf('my_pdf_file.pdf')
students_list <- split_students(parsed_pdf)
get_name(students_list[[1]])
[[1]]
[1] "First name" "Last name"
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
This function takes a student's report card as input (vector), and extract the students first and last name.
Usage
1 | get_name(student_rcard, format_type)
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Arguments
student_rcard |
A vector containing a student's report card information |
format_type |
character: The report card format. DC report cards come in different formats, this argument specifies the format of the report card. |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | parsed_pdf <-read_pdf('my_pdf_file.pdf')
students_list <- split_students(parsed_pdf)
get_name(students_list[[1]])
[[1]]
[1] "First name" "Last name"
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