create_tiny_label {labeleR}

Create tiny labels

Description

Create tiny labels (16 labels per DIN-A4 page)

Usage

create_tiny_label(
  data = NULL,
  qr = NULL,
  path = NULL,
  filename = NULL,
  field1.column = NULL,
  field2.column = NULL,
  field3.column = NULL,
  field4.column = NULL,
  field5.column = NULL,
  keep.files = FALSE,
  template = NULL
)

Arguments

data

a data frame including information of a species

qr

String. Free text or column of data that specifies the link for the QR code. If the specified value of qr is not a column name of data, all the QRs will be equal, pointing to the same link.

path

Character. Path to folder where the PDF file will be saved.

filename

Character. Filename of the pdf. If NULL, default is "Tiny_label".

field1.column

Character (optional). Name of the column in data storing the first free text to appear at the top of the label.

field2.column

Character (optional). Name of the column in data storing the second free text to appear below field1.

field3.column

Character (optional). Name of the column in data storing the third free text to appear below field2.

field4.column

Character (optional). Name of the column in data storing the fourth free text to appear below field3.

field5.column

Character (optional). Name of the column in data storing the fifth free text to appear below field4.

keep.files

Logical. Keep the RMarkdown template and associated files in the output folder? Default is FALSE.

template

Character (optional) RMarkdown template to use. If not provided, using the default template included in labeleR.

Value

A PDF file named "Tiny_label.pdf" is saved on disk, in the folder defined by path. If keep.files = TRUE, an RMarkdown file will also appear in the same folder.

Author(s)

Ignacio Ramos-Gutierrez, Julia G. de Aledo, Francisco Rodriguez-Sanchez

Examples

create_tiny_label(
  data = tiny.table,
  qr = "QR_code",
  path = "labeleR_output",
  field1.column = "field1",
  field2.column = "field2",
  field3.column = "field3",
  field4.column = "field4",
  field5.column = "field5"
)