The tv package lively displays data frames during data analysis. It modifies the print method of data frames, tibbles or data tables to also appear in a browser or in the view pane of RStudio.
Turn on the TV and watch for data frames in your R session:
tv::on()TV is turned off:
- if the last TV browser tab is closed
- if turned off from the settings menu
- by entering
tv::off()in the R session - if
tempdir()is deleted.
Turning off will restore the print method of data frames.
remotes::install_github("cynkra/tv")-
TV complements the R console output, it does not substitute. R console output will not be modified by TV.
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Large or other borderline cases should not delay the workflow. The number of rows or columns shown on TV will be limited accordingly. This should work:
nycflights13::flights