library(tidyverse)
name <- "Jane"
str_glue("Hi {name}. How are you?")Hi Jane. How are you?string interpolation with str_glue()
In R, I like string interpolation with glue and prefer it over Base-R paste(), paste0(), sprintf(). Regularly, I use glue() and forget to load the respective library at the top of the script or find glue::glue() rather verbose.
A tidyverse blog post made me realize that stringr includes a str_glue() function that wraps glue(). stringr is loaded with library(tidyverse) so that I can include it into my regular tidyverse workflow.
It is also documented on the stringr cheatsheet, but I have not relized that. It serves as useful reminder to look at the Posit Cheatsheets more regularly to review and update my workflow.
