Data Column Formatter

Description

Data Column Formatter

Usage

format_date(
  data,
  start = "start",
  end = NULL,
  sep = " - ",
  date_format = "%b %Y",
  colname_date = "date",
  replace_na = "Present",
  sort_by = "none",
  decreasing = TRUE
)

Arguments

data	Data frame for resume entry
start	Start date column name. Default is "start"
end	Optional. End date column name.
sep	Separator between start and end date. Default is " - "
date_format	Date format. Default is "%B %Y"
colname_date	Name for the generated date column. Default is "date"
replace_na	Value to replace NA values. Default is "Present"
sort_by	Sort by "none", "start" or "end". Default is "none"
decreasing	Sort in decreasing order. Default is TRUE

Value

Data frame with formatted date column

Examples

library("typstcv")

work <- data.frame(
  title = c("Technical Assistant", "Junior Professor", "Associate Professor"),
  location = c("Bern, Switzerland", "Bern, Switzerland", "Zürich, Switzerland"),
  start = as.Date(c("1902-01-01", "1908-01-01", "1909-01-01")),
  end = as.Date(c("1908-01-01", "1909-01-01", "1911-01-01")),
  description = c("Federal Patent Office", "University of Bern", "University of Zürich")
)

work |>
  format_date(end = "end", date_format = "%Y", sort_by = "start") |>
  resume_entry()

```{=typst}
#resume-entry(title: "Associate Professor",location: "Zürich, Switzerland",date: "1909 - 1911",description: "University of Zürich",)
#resume-entry(title: "Junior Professor",location: "Bern, Switzerland",date: "1908 - 1909",description: "University of Bern",)
#resume-entry(title: "Technical Assistant",location: "Bern, Switzerland",date: "1902 - 1908",description: "Federal Patent Office",)
```