b_unite: Unite multiple columns into one.

In yonicd/bplyr: Use dplyr and tidyr without the dependency overhead

Description

Mimics tidyr::unite using base R and rlang

Usage

b_unite(data, col, ..., sep = "_", remove = TRUE)

Arguments

data	data.frame
col	character, name of the new column
...	columns to combine
sep	character, separator to use between values, Default: '_'
remove	boolean, if TRUE remove input columns from output object, Default: TRUE

Details

the main difference between this lite version and the tidyr version is that the new column is attached to the end of the data.frame and not before the index of the first column that is to be united. Since this is mainly aesthetic it was not transfered over.

Value

data.frame

Author(s)

Jonathan Sidi

Examples

b_unite(airquality, col = "month_day", columns = c(Month,Day))%>%
head

b_unite(airquality, col = "temp_month_day", columns = c(Temp:Day))%>%
head

b_unite(airquality, col = "month_day", columns = c("Month","Day"))%>%
head

yonicd/bplyr documentation built on Feb. 24, 2020, 2 p.m.