metalite.sl 0.1.1

New features

react_disposition() now has new arguments trtvar, sl_col_selected, sl_col_names, ae_observation. ae_population, ae_col_selected, and ae_col_names to customize subject lists in an interactive disposition table (#72, #100).
Add a vignette for an interactive disposition table (#77).
Add new utility function extract_duration_category_ranges() to extract category labels from fixed-format strings (#76).

Fix a bug to correctly extract subjects for a list of each disposition event in react_disposition() (#74, #100).
Fix a bug to correct the order of the first-level header of a table and to correctly merge data when the row dimention differs between groups in base_char_subgroup() (#80).

Remove the forestly dependency (#72, #75, #100).
Update plotly_exp_duration() to change the example, the default value of duration_category_list and duration_category_labels, and the labels of a drop down for histograms (#73, #92).
Update react_disposition() to change the default value of population and sl_parameter according to the new metadata structure, and to modify the condition under which a drill-down list is available for a disposition (#74, #77, #93).
Update extend_exp_duration() to set the default value of category_section_label, duration_category_list, and duration_category_labels (#76).
Update meta_sl_example() to add AE data example for disposition analysis, remove factorization of SEX, and change the variable name of medication disposition (#77, #78).
The argument controlling the display total for the second-level header is moved from prepare_base_char_subgroup() to format_base_char_subgroup(), and it is renamed to display_total(#80).
Update format_base_char_subgroup() to adjust alignment of count values when a subgroup has no subject for a parameter value (#83).
Update react_base_char() to display an error message when there is a mismatch between display values in sl summary table and AE table column names of a subgroup, and to add space before rows labeled “with one or more adverse events,” “with no adverse events,” and the AE terms in a drill-down table (#84, #97).