burst_pipes rearranges a magrittr pipeline into equivalent unpiped code.
Called directly, it will print the restructured code to the console. Called
via the "Burst pipes" RStudio add-in while a pipeline is highlighted, it
will replace the highlighted code with the restructured code. The "Burst
pipes and set names" add-in opens a Shiny gadget in which names can be set.
burst_pipes(pipeline, names, ...)
| pipeline | A pipeline. Can be an unquoted or quoted expression, or a character vector of code. If missing, uses the text highlighted in RStudio's source editor. |
|---|---|
| names | A character vector of names to be used for intermediary assignment of a length equal to that of the number of top-level calls in the pipeline. |
| ... | Only used to allow assignment with |
A list of expressions of the restructured, unpiped code, invisibly.
Note that nested pipelines are currently ignored. Calling on pipelines from the inside out should still allow restructuring.
Warning: Calling burst_pipes from the RStudio add-in is currently
irreversible aside from "Edit > Undo" and version control. Save code
beforehand and check equivalence afterwards.
split_pipeline splits a pipeline without restructuring.
# \donttest{ library(magrittr) burst_pipes(x <- 1:5 %>% rev %>% {. * 2} %>% .[3] %>% rnorm(1, ., sd = ./10))#> dot1 <- rev(1:5) #> dot2 <- {dot1 * 2} #> dot3 <- dot2[3] #> x <- rnorm(1, dot3, sd = dot3/10)burst_pipes( x = 1:5 %>% rev %>% {. * 2} %>% .[3] %>% rnorm(1, ., sd = ./10), names = c("reversed", "doubled", "third", "x") )#> reversed <- rev(1:5) #> doubled <- {reversed * 2} #> third <- doubled[3] #> x <- rnorm(1, third, sd = third/10)# }