Basic Example

Example setup

library(fika)

Get participant data

You can source the data anyway you want, via spreadsheet, googlesheets, database, etc. The only requirement is you create a dataframe, even if it is only one column.

people_in_group <-data.frame(
  people = c("Steve", "Kathy", "Tim", "Terry", "Erin", "Emily", "Gail", "Robin", 
           "Denny", "Marge", "Elizabeth", "Darrell"),
  email = rep("fakeemail@gmail.com", 12)
)

Create topics

Note that the Fika package comes with some suggested topics. Use the topics() function to see all the suggested topics.

topics <- fika::topics
topics[1:2]
#> [1] "What was your favorite vacation?" "What is your favorite cereal?"

Add topics

You can add on addtional topics via the topic_add() function. Or hey, just create your own topics list or ignore it all together.

fika::topic_add(topics[1:2], "Favorite restaurant in your town and why?")
#> [1] "What was your favorite vacation?"         
#> [2] "What is your favorite cereal?"            
#> [3] "Favorite restaurant in your town and why?"

Create groups & topics

Create groups based on the number of people and the min group size you desire. If you want, you can also create a corresponding topic for each group.

Please note that create_groups takes a data frame object.

df.groups <- fika::create_groups(people_in_group,
                                min_group_size = 3)

topics <- fika::create_topics(group_nums = 4, topics)