Create tiny labels — create_tiny

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

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

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

Examples

if (FALSE) { # interactive()
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"
)
}