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Check Join

Source: R/chk-join.R
chk_join.Rd

Checks if all rows in x match at least one in y.

Usage

chk_join(x, y, by, x_name = NULL)

vld_join(x, y, by)

Arguments

x

The object to check.

y

A data.frame with columns in by.

by

A character vector specifying the column names to join x and y on. If named the names are the corresponding columns in x.

x_name

A string of the name of object x or NULL.

Value

The chk_ function throws an informative error if the test fails or returns the original object if successful so it can used in pipes.

The vld_ function returns a flag indicating whether the test was met.

Functions

  • vld_join(): Validate Join

See also

Other chk_set: chk_not_subset(), chk_orderset(), chk_superset(), vld_not_subset(), vld_orderset()

Examples

# chk_join
chk_join(data.frame(z = 1), data.frame(z = 1:2), by = "z")
try(chk_join(data.frame(z = 1), data.frame(z = 2), by = "z"))
#> Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) : 
#>   All rows in `data.frame(z = 1)` must match at least one in the y object of class <df[,1]>.
#> Use `rlang::last_error()$y` to show the object compared to.
# vld_join
vld_join(data.frame(z = 1), data.frame(z = 1:2), by = "z")
#> [1] TRUE
vld_join(data.frame(z = 1), data.frame(z = 2), by = "z")
#> [1] FALSE
vld_join(data.frame(z = 1), data.frame(a = 1:2), by = c(z = "a"))
#> [1] TRUE
vld_join(data.frame(z = 1), data.frame(a = 2), by = c(z = "a"))
#> [1] FALSE