The specifications dataset is useful for testing the
col_vals_within_spec(), test_col_vals_within_spec(), and
expect_col_vals_within_spec() functions. For each column, holding character
values for different specifications, rows 1-5 contain valid values, the 6th
row is an NA value, and the final two values (rows 7 and 8) are invalid.
Different specification (spec) keywords apply to each of columns when
validating with any of the aforementioned functions.
Format
A tibble with 8 rows and 12 variables:
- isbn_numbers
ISBN-13 numbers; can be validated with the
"isbn"specification.- vin_numbers
VIN numbers (identifiers for motor vehicles); can be validated with the
"vin"specification.- zip_codes
Postal codes for the U.S.; can be validated with the
"postal[USA]"specification or its"zip"alias.- credit_card_numbers
Credit card numbers; can be validated with the
"credit_card"specification or the"cc"alias.- iban_austria
IBAN numbers for Austrian accounts; can be validated with the
"iban[AUT]"specification.- swift_numbers
Swift-BIC numbers; can be validated with the
"swift"specification.- phone_numbers
Phone numbers; can be validated with the
"phone"specification.- email_addresses
Email addresses; can be validated with the
"email"specification.- urls
URLs; can be validated with the
"url"specification.- ipv4_addresses
IPv4 addresses; can be validated with the
"ipv4"specification- ipv6_addresses
IPv6 addresses; can be validated with the
"ipv6"specification- mac_addresses
MAC addresses; can be validated with the
"mac"specification
See also
Other Datasets:
game_revenue,
game_revenue_info,
small_table,
small_table_sqlite()
Examples
# Here is a glimpse at the data
# available in `specifications`
dplyr::glimpse(specifications)
#> Rows: 8
#> Columns: 12
#> $ isbn_numbers <chr> "978 1 85715 201 2", "978-1-84159-362-3", "978 1 8…
#> $ vin_numbers <chr> "4UZAANDH85CV12329", "JM1BL1S59A1134659", "1GCEK14…
#> $ zip_codes <chr> "99553", "36264", "71660", "85225", "90309", NA, "…
#> $ credit_card_numbers <chr> "340000000000009", "378734493671000", "67034444444…
#> $ iban_austria <chr> "AT582774098454337653", "AT220332087576467472", "A…
#> $ swift_numbers <chr> "RBOSGGSX", "RZTIAT22263", "BCEELULL", "MARKDEFF",…
#> $ phone_numbers <chr> "+5-555-555-5555", "+5 555 555 5555", "+5.555.555.…
#> $ email_addresses <chr> "test@test.com", "mail+mail@example.com", "mail.em…
#> $ urls <chr> "http://foo.com/blah_blah", "http://foo.com/blah_b…
#> $ ipv4_addresses <chr> "93.184.220.20", "161.148.172.130", "161.148.172.1…
#> $ ipv6_addresses <chr> "2001:0db8:0000:85a3:0000:0000:ac1f:8001", "2001:d…
#> $ mac_addresses <chr> "01-2d-4c-ef-89-ab", "01-2D-4C-EF-89-AB", "01:2d:4…