Currently the tibble that get_records() returns has character columns for everything except list columns, we have column type information from get_fields(), we could translate these into R equivalents and do some parsing/mapping to make the output a lot more user friendly.
For example: toestemming_gegevensgebruik == "on" might make more sense as toestemming_gegevensgebruik == TRUE, we could use date and time fields for datum_tijd_registratie and datum_observatie to save users on having to to these conversions themselves.
Currently the tibble that
get_records()
returns has character columns for everything except list columns, we have column type information fromget_fields()
, we could translate these into R equivalents and do some parsing/mapping to make the output a lot more user friendly.For example: toestemming_gegevensgebruik == "on" might make more sense as toestemming_gegevensgebruik == TRUE, we could use date and time fields for datum_tijd_registratie and datum_observatie to save users on having to to these conversions themselves.