bulkreadr
The Ultimate Tool for Reading Data in Bulk
A bulk file reader became a labelled-survey-data toolkit, then went quiet
◆Recent moves
- 5mo ago
inspect_na() brought in-house to drop the inspectdf dependency
Missingness summaries are reimplemented internally so the package stops importing inspectdf. Users see the same function; the change is entirely in the dependency graph.
View source ↗ - 1y ago
Every Excel sheet exported to its own CSV file
write_excel_sheets_to_csv() adds an export direction to a package built for reading, splitting a workbook into one CSV per sheet with consistent naming. Note the body announces itself as version 1.1.2 while the tag reads 1.2.0.
View source ↗ - 2y ago
Six imputation strategies for fill_missing_values()
Imputation moves from mean-only to a menu — minimum, maximum, mean, median, harmonic and geometric mean — over the same data. More estimators rather than a new capability, plus the launch of the package website.
View source ↗ - 2y ago
Data dictionaries and keyword search over labelled variables
generate_dictionary() builds a variable dictionary from a labelled dataset and look_for() searches names and descriptions by keyword. Both target the problem that arrives with SPSS and Stata files: hundreds of variables nobody can navigate.
View source ↗ - 2y ago
Stata .dta import alongside SPSS
read_stata_data() gives Stata files the same labelled-to-factor treatment SPSS got one release earlier, and dependencies are trimmed. A second format on an established path rather than a new one.
View source ↗ - 2y ago
SPSS import converting labelled variables to factors
⚡ SPARKThe turn in the package's history. read_spss_data() handles .sav and .zsav files and converts labelled variables into factors, which is what pulls bulkreadr out of generic file reading and into survey data — everything since, from Stata support to data dictionaries, follows from this.
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