Given a poster googlesheet with the columns `poster_title` and `presenter_name` this function will create a new sheet that has a column with unique poster ids
generate_poster_ids(
prefill_url,
poster_googlesheet,
dest_folder = "qr-codes",
poster_id = NULL,
pdf_compile = "all-qr-codes.pdf"
)Go to your form, click on the vertical "..." to see more options in the right corner. Click "get prefill link". Put in the poster id and poster name responses poster_id and poster_name respectively
A link to a googlesheet that contains at least two column names that are `poster_title` and `presenter_name`
A character string of the folder where qr-codes should be saved. If the folder doesn't exist, one will be made with this name. Default is `qr-codes`.
By default poster ids will be created. Alternatively you can use this argument to specify the column name of the existing IDs in the sheet you'd like to use.
By default all QR codes created will be compiled into a PDF. This argument is a character that is the file path you'd like this PDF to be saved to.
A PDF and folder of QR code PNGs, a data frame with the information, and googlesheets that has the links to those QR_codes and poster ids
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
prefill_url <- "https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSepdIqUoLA9fgPksF_x7r5-hvTbd8ZoDH2h0uUQuvVdvhujMA/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.38519462=%7Bposter_id%7D&entry.1154882998=%7Bposter_name%7D"
poster_googlesheet <- "https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12aomFyT0zEHNmpyCQoGdDh16P-bRp4Pkt4PCCrU7gYY/edit#gid=0"
generate_poster_ids(prefill_url = prefill_url,
poster_googlesheet = poster_googlesheet)
} # }