An object with class "factorSummaries" is the input. Such an object should be created with the function rockchalk::summarizeFactors. Each element in that list is then organized for printing in a tabular summary. This should look almost like R's own summary function, except for the additional information that these factor summaries include.
# S3 method for factorSummaries
print(x, ...)
A factorSummaries object produced by summarizeFactors
optional arguments. Only value currently used is digits, which defaults to 2.
A table of formatted output