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scrutrwas previously developed under the nameindusttry(2024-2025) and has been renamed ahead of its first CRAN release.
scrutr is an R toolkit for scrutinizing
collections of structured datasets (data frames). It targets
workflows where you need to apply the same inspection, profiling, or
conversion procedure across many related tables.
Two guiding ideas:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("danielrak/scrutr")| Area | Main intent | Key functions |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection & profiling | Profile one dataset or a whole folder; export diagnostics to Excel. | inspect(), inspect_write(), inspect_vars() |
| Schema detection | Detect variable presence across datasets; compare classes. | vars_detect(), vars_compclasses(), detect_chars_structure_datasets() |
| Batch conversion / renaming | Convert file formats or rename files at scale via Excel masks. | convert_r(), convert_all(), mask_convert_r(), mask_rename_r(), rename_r() |
| Data hygiene | Duplicate diagnostics, join checks, proportions. | dupl_show(), dupl_sources(), ljoin_checks(), table_prop() |
| Paths & filesystem | Replicate folder structures, move through paths. | folder_structure_replicate(), path_move() |
| Utilities | Batch string replacement. | replace_multiple() |
library(scrutr)
result <- inspect(CO2)
head(result)mydir <- file.path(tempdir(), "example")
dir.create(mydir, showWarnings = FALSE)
saveRDS(cars, file.path(mydir, "cars.rds"))
saveRDS(mtcars, file.path(mydir, "mtcars.rds"))
inspect_vars(
input_path = mydir,
output_path = mydir,
output_label = "diagnostics",
considered_extensions = "rds"
)convert_all()convert_all(
input_folderpath = mydir,
considered_extensions = "rds",
to = "csv",
output_folderpath = file.path(mydir, "csv_output")
)convert_r()# 1. Generate an Excel mask template
mask_convert_r(output_path = mydir)
# 2. Fill in the mask, then run:
convert_r(
mask_filepath = file.path(mydir, "mask_convert_r.xlsx"),
output_path = mydir
)These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.