This is adds another function to a set that lets you call dplyr verbs on the data in a table pipeline. This started out a little gimmicky (why not work on the data before starting the table pipeline?) but legit need now that we can pass pmtable objects into the pipeline. pmtable objects are created after running a standardized data summary and formatting. So you don't have the actual table data before starting the pipeline. So this series of functions let's you tweak some decisions made by the standard data summary process.
Adds st_filter which calls dplyr::filter on the data
This also cleans up the documentation a bit and adds examples
Summary
This is adds another function to a set that lets you call dplyr verbs on the data in a table pipeline. This started out a little gimmicky (why not work on the data before starting the table pipeline?) but legit need now that we can pass
pmtableobjects into the pipeline.pmtableobjects are created after running a standardized data summary and formatting. So you don't have the actual table data before starting the pipeline. So this series of functions let's you tweak some decisions made by the standard data summary process.st_filterwhich callsdplyr::filteron the data