Adds a prefixed identifier (e.g., eg:) to the first column of a dataset,
useful for generating semantic row IDs (e.g., for RDF serialization).
Arguments
- x
A dataset created with
dataset_df(), or a regular data frame.- prefix
A character string used as the prefix for row identifiers. Defaults to
"eg:"(referring to example.com).- ids
Optional. A character vector of custom IDs to use instead of row names.
Value
A dataset of the same class as x, with the first column updated to include
unique prefixed identifiers.
Examples
# Example with a dataset_df object:
id_to_column(orange_df)
#> Draper-Smith (1998): Growth of Orange Trees [dataset], https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14917851
#> rowid tree age circumference
#> <chr> <defined> <defined> <defined>
#> 1 eg:1 2 [1] 118 30
#> 2 eg:2 2 [1] 484 58
#> 3 eg:3 2 [1] 664 87
#> 4 eg:4 2 [1] 1004 115
#> 5 eg:5 2 [1] 1231 120
#> 6 eg:6 2 [1] 1372 142
#> 7 eg:7 2 [1] 1582 145
#> 8 eg:8 4 [2] 118 33
#> 9 eg:9 4 [2] 484 69
#> 10 eg:10 4 [2] 664 111
#> # ℹ 25 more rows
# Example with a regular data.frame:
id_to_column(Orange, prefix = "orange:")
#> rowid Tree age circumference
#> 1 orange:1 1 118 30
#> 2 orange:2 1 484 58
#> 3 orange:3 1 664 87
#> 4 orange:4 1 1004 115
#> 5 orange:5 1 1231 120
#> 6 orange:6 1 1372 142
#> 7 orange:7 1 1582 145
#> 8 orange:8 2 118 33
#> 9 orange:9 2 484 69
#> 10 orange:10 2 664 111
#> 11 orange:11 2 1004 156
#> 12 orange:12 2 1231 172
#> 13 orange:13 2 1372 203
#> 14 orange:14 2 1582 203
#> 15 orange:15 3 118 30
#> 16 orange:16 3 484 51
#> 17 orange:17 3 664 75
#> 18 orange:18 3 1004 108
#> 19 orange:19 3 1231 115
#> 20 orange:20 3 1372 139
#> 21 orange:21 3 1582 140
#> 22 orange:22 4 118 32
#> 23 orange:23 4 484 62
#> 24 orange:24 4 664 112
#> 25 orange:25 4 1004 167
#> 26 orange:26 4 1231 179
#> 27 orange:27 4 1372 209
#> 28 orange:28 4 1582 214
#> 29 orange:29 5 118 30
#> 30 orange:30 5 484 49
#> 31 orange:31 5 664 81
#> 32 orange:32 5 1004 125
#> 33 orange:33 5 1231 142
#> 34 orange:34 5 1372 174
#> 35 orange:35 5 1582 177