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@hadleywickham Ooo, ooo, and it looks like `hoist()` doesn't currently support tidyeval. That would be a great feature to have! e.g.
cols <- c(name = "name", culture = "culture")
tibble(data = got_chars) %>% hoist(data, !!!cols)
@hadleywickham `unnest_wider` and `hoist` do just what I want, they just run slower. And `unnest_wider` seems to scale worse - for `hoist` vs. `unnest_wider`, I see 1.4s and 2.6s for 1k objects, then 10.9s and 33.7s for 5k objects respectively.
@hadleywickham@hadleywickham -- I love this functionality and the API. I really want to use it in API json parsing, but I'm seeing slowness on large lists. I have a list of ~14k json objects...It takes ~10sec with `map_dfr` using object level parsing, but it takes 42sec with `hoist`.
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