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Mutate JoinKeys with a new values

mutate_join_keys.Rd

[Experimental] Mutate JoinKeys with a new values

Usage 

mutate_join_keys(x, dataset_1, dataset_2, val)

# S3 method for JoinKeys
mutate_join_keys(x, dataset_1, dataset_2, val)

# S3 method for TealData
mutate_join_keys(x, dataset_1, dataset_2, val)

Arguments

x

(JoinKeys) object to be modified

dataset_1

(character) one dataset name

dataset_2

(character) other dataset name

val

(named character) column names used to join

Value

modified JoinKeys object

Examples 

# JoinKeys ----

x <- join_keys(
  join_key("dataset_A", "dataset_B", c("col_1" = "col_a")),
  join_key("dataset_A", "dataset_C", c("col_2" = "col_x", "col_3" = "col_y"))
)
x$get("dataset_A", "dataset_B")
#>   col_1 
#> "col_a" 

mutate_join_keys(x, "dataset_A", "dataset_B", c("col_1" = "col_10"))
x$get("dataset_A", "dataset_B")
#>    col_1 
#> "col_10" 
# TealData ----

ADSL <- teal.data::example_cdisc_data("ADSL")
ADRS <- teal.data::example_cdisc_data("ADRS")

x <- cdisc_data(
  cdisc_dataset("ADSL", ADSL),
  cdisc_dataset("ADRS", ADRS)
)
x$get_join_keys()$get("ADSL", "ADRS")
#>   STUDYID   USUBJID 
#> "STUDYID" "USUBJID" 

mutate_join_keys(x, "ADSL", "ADRS", c("COLUMN1" = "COLUMN2"))
x$get_join_keys()$get("ADSL", "ADRS")
#>   COLUMN1 
#> "COLUMN2"