Side comment: |> and %>% aren't the same btw! The newish base pipe (|>) is faster but doesn't support using the dot (.) placeholder to pipe into something other than the first argument of a function, which can sometimes make things a little cleaner.
Usage:
lhs |> rhs
lhs: expression producing a value.
rhs: a call expression.
It is also possible to use a named argument with the placeholder
‘_’ in the ‘rhs’ call to specify where the ‘lhs’ is to be
inserted. The placeholder can only appear once on the ‘rhs’.Although, IMHO, if that many operations are crammed into a single pipe pass, then something is amiss.