The tidyverse style — tidyverse

Style code according to the tidyverse style guide.

tidyverse_style(
  scope = "tokens",
  strict = TRUE,
  indent_by = 2L,
  start_comments_with_one_space = FALSE,
  reindention = tidyverse_reindention(),
  math_token_spacing = tidyverse_math_token_spacing()
)

Arguments

scope: The extent of manipulation. Can range from "none" (least invasive) to "tokens" (most invasive). See 'Details'. This argument is a string or a vector of class AsIs.
strict: A logical value indicating whether a set of strict or not so strict transformer functions should be returned. Compare the functions returned with or without strict = TRUE. For example, strict = TRUE means force one space e.g. after "," and one line break e.g. after a closing curly brace. strict = FALSE means to set spaces and line breaks to one if there is none and leave the code untouched otherwise. See 'Examples'.
indent_by: How many spaces of indention should be inserted after operators such as '('.
start_comments_with_one_space: Whether or not comments should start with only one space (see start_comments_with_space()).
reindention: A list of parameters for regex re-indention, most conveniently constructed using specify_reindention().
math_token_spacing: A list of parameters that define spacing around math token, conveniently constructed using specify_math_token_spacing().

Details

The following levels for scope are available:

"none": Performs no transformation at all.
"spaces": Manipulates spacing between token on the same line.
"indention": Manipulates the indention, i.e. number of spaces at the beginning of each line.
"line_breaks": Manipulates line breaks between tokens.
"tokens": manipulates tokens.

scope can be specified in two ways:

As a string: In this case all less invasive scope levels are implied, e.g. "line_breaks" includes "indention", "spaces". This is brief and what most users need.
As vector of class AsIs: Each level has to be listed explicitly by wrapping one ore more levels of the scope in I(). This offers more granular control at the expense of more verbosity.

See 'Examples' for details.

Examples

style_text("call( 1)", style = tidyverse_style, scope = "spaces")
#> call(1)
style_text("call( 1)", transformers = tidyverse_style(strict = TRUE))
#> call(1)
style_text(c("ab <- 3", "a  <-3"), strict = FALSE) # keeps alignment of "<-"
#> ab <- 3
#> a  <- 3
style_text(c("ab <- 3", "a  <-3"), strict = TRUE) # drops alignment of "<-"
#> ab <- 3
#> a <- 3

# styling line breaks only without spaces
style_text(c("ab <- 3", "a =3"), strict = TRUE, scope = I(c("line_breaks", "tokens")))
#> ab <- 3
#> a <-3