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Implement janitor::clean_names() #122

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mjkarlsen opened this issue Nov 1, 2021 · 4 comments
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Implement janitor::clean_names() #122

mjkarlsen opened this issue Nov 1, 2021 · 4 comments
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@mjkarlsen
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mjkarlsen commented Nov 1, 2021

  • clean_names()
  • adorn_totals()
  • get_dupes()

Might be worth it and might not be. What do you think?

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I really like the idea of adding .clean_names()

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ztsweet commented Nov 15, 2021

nice! it is a good idea! :) @mjkarlsen

@markfairbanks markfairbanks changed the title Implement features from janitor Implement janitor::clean_names() Apr 14, 2022
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@verajosemanuel - thanks for sending this over. I've seen this, and unfortunately this only works on pandas data frames and isn't compatible with polars. There's probably some common ideas I can pull from internals though.

One thing that makes R a little easier is that things can be implemented on top of the base R data.frame class. So janitor::clean_names() works on data.frames, tibbles, and data.tables. Whereas in python every data frame library has to have their own separate implementation.

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