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It does not seems to be possible to join dataframe if the key has different name between the two dataframes. The only option would be to make a copy of the dataframe and rename the columns.
It would be interesting if it was supported, with the same behavior as dyplr from the tidyverse:
left_join(table1, table2, by = c("first_name" = "name"))
This is a good suggestion, I would like to see this in place, although I'm not a fan of using a string and would prefer a typesafe solution. With filters we use:
It does not seems to be possible to join dataframe if the key has different name between the two dataframes. The only option would be to make a copy of the dataframe and rename the columns.
It would be interesting if it was supported, with the same behavior as
dyplr
from the tidyverse:which could look like in
gota
likewhich (I find) better than
This could however give some problems with specific column names.
If anyone else has suggestion on how to make that look better, I'll gladly look for a way to implement it.
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