githubURLParts: Extract GitHub user and repo name from GitHub URL
In BiocPkgTools: Collection of simple tools for learning about Bioc Packages
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Extract GitHub user and repo name from GitHub URL
Usage
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githubURLParts(urls)
Arguments
urls
A character() vector of URLs
Value
A data.frame with four columns:
urlThe original GitHub URL
user_repoThe GitHub "username/repo", combined
userThe GitHub username
repoThe GitHub repo name
Examples
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# find GitHub URL details for
# Bioconductor packages
bpkgl = biocPkgList()
urldetails = githubURLParts(bpkgl$URL)
urldetails = urldetails[!is.na(urldetails$url),]
head(urldetails)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Extract GitHub user and repo name from GitHub URL
Usage
1 | githubURLParts(urls)
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Arguments
urls |
A |
Value
A data.frame with four columns:
urlThe original GitHub URL
user_repoThe GitHub "username/repo", combined
userThe GitHub username
repoThe GitHub repo name
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | # find GitHub URL details for
# Bioconductor packages
bpkgl = biocPkgList()
urldetails = githubURLParts(bpkgl$URL)
urldetails = urldetails[!is.na(urldetails$url),]
head(urldetails)
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