r - Filtering multiple columns with str_detect

Question

I'm utilizing the function str_detect from tidyverse to filter out rows of a data frame that match the start of any string from a list. Currently, utilizing | statement when filtering between each column within my filter statement. Is there any way to utilize str_detect across multiple columns without using or statements? The code I'm currently using below works, but does not scale.

Dataframe <- data.frame("names" = c('John','Jill','Joe','Mark'), "Jobs" = c('Mailman','Jockey','Jobhunter',"Nojob"))

Filter_list <- c('Jo')

Dataframe %>% filter(str_detect(names, paste0("^(", paste(Filter_list, collapse = "|"), ")")) |
                     str_detect(Jobs, paste0("^(", paste(Filter_list, collapse = "|"), ")"))

  names      Jobs
1  John   Mailman
2  Jill    Jockey
3   Joe Jobhunter)

Answer 1

You can use filter_at:

Dataframe %>% filter_at(.vars = vars(names, Jobs),
                    .vars_predicate = any_vars(str_detect(. , paste0("^(", paste(Filter_list, collapse = "|"), ")"))))

If you want to apply the filter to all varaibles then you can use filter_all