spread_values
(Package: tidyjson) :
Create new columns with JSON values
The spread_values() function lets you dive into (potentially nested) JSON objects and extract specific values. spread_values() takes jstring(), jnumber() or jlogical() named function calls as arguments in order to specify the type of the data that should be captured at each desired key location. These values can be of varying types at varying depths.
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Creates the append_values_* functions
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issues
(Package: tidyjson) :
Issue data for the dplyr repo from github API
Issue data for the dplyr repo from github API
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replace_nulls
(Package: tidyjson) :
Replace nulls with something else
Replace nulls with something else
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json_types
(Package: tidyjson) :
Add a column that tells the 'type' of the data in the root of the JSON
The function json_types() inspects the JSON associated with each row of the tbl_json data.frame, and adds a new column ("type" by default) that identifies the type according to the JSON standard at http://json.org/.
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append_values
(Package: tidyjson) :
Appends all values with a specified type as a new column
The append_values_X functions let you take any remaining JSON and add it as a column X (for X in "string", "number", "logical") insofar as it is of the JSON type specified.
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tbl_json
(Package: tidyjson) :
Combines structured JSON (as a data.frame) with remaining JSON
Combines structured JSON (as a data.frame) with remaining JSON
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json_lengths
(Package: tidyjson) :
Add a column that contains the length of the JSON data
When investigating JSON data it can be helpful to identify the lengths of the JSON objects or arrays, especialy when they are 'ragged' across documents. The json_lengths() function adds a column (default name "length") that contains the 'length' of the JSON associated with each row. For objects, this will be equal to the number of keys. For arrays, this will be equal to the length of the array. All scalar values will be of length 1.
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jfactory
(Package: tidyjson) :
Factory that creates the j* functions below
Factory that creates the j* functions below
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