unpivotr 0.3.1

• Performance improvements to tidy_table().
• Fixed a CRAN test on some platforms.

unpivotr 0.3.0

• Made compatible with tidyxl version 1.0.0 (avoids dplyr::distinct(), which doesn’t handle list columns).
• Updated to use the new dplyr/rlang combination instead of the old dplyr/lazyeval one.

unpivotr 0.2.1

This release overhauls the tidy_table() function of unpivotr to preserve the original data types of table cells and to support HTML tables.

• tidytable() has been renamed tidy_table(). tidytable() is an error, rather than a deprecation warning, because tidy_table() is so different from before.
• There is a new tidy_table() method and vignette for HTML.
• There is no tidy_table() method for matrices. Convert matrices to data.frames first, choosing what to do with row and column names.
• tidy_table() returns only relevant columns, according to the data types of the columns in the given data frame. It uses tibble::type_sum() to determine the column type and to name the columns, so whereas characters used to be returned in a column called character, they are now returned in a column called chr. The full list of column names is in ?tidy_table and is chr, cplx, cplx, dbl, fctr, int, lgl, list. The columns fctr and list are list-columns, where each element is itself a list. This means that factors with different levels are kept separate. For HTML tables, an html column is returned containing the standalone HTML of each cell.
• Both rowname and colname arguments to tidy_table() now default to FALSE.
• All functions consistently return a tibble.
• Some error messages are more helpful.

unpivotr 0.1.1

• Fixed breakages introduced by dplyr 0.6.

unpivotr 0.1.0

• Moved images from inst/extdata to vignettes.

unpivotr 0.1.0

• Bumped version to match tidyxl, which is now more mature.
• Updated README and vignettes to use the new tidyxl api.

unpivotr 0.0.0.9000

• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.