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Most often, I use str to figure out the class of an entry of an object (e.g. numeric vs. integer, factor vs. character). jsonedit only prints the class for selected entries (in the example below only for the entire object - class: "SpatialPointsDataFrame" and slot proj4string - class: "CRS"). It would be nice to see this for every entry, similar to what str prints, e.g. for slot data: "data.frame" [32, 7] and below that e.g. founded: "int" [32]
reactjson provides JS type, which I know is not the same. I unfortunately don't think this is possible without modification of the underlying JS libraries, which due to their complexity, I am not willing to do.
Most often, I use
str
to figure out the class of an entry of an object (e.g. numeric vs. integer, factor vs. character).jsonedit
only prints the class for selected entries (in the example below only for the entire object - class: "SpatialPointsDataFrame" and slot proj4string - class: "CRS"). It would be nice to see this for every entry, similar to whatstr
prints, e.g. for slot data: "data.frame" [32, 7] and below that e.g. founded: "int" [32]The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: