Install the latest version easily with devtools:
library(devtools)
install_github("ProvTools/cleanR")
install_github("ProvTools/provR")
install.packages("jsonlite”)
install.packages("igraph”)
install.packages("formatR”)
Then prior to use, load-up the following packages:
library(cleanR)
library(provR)
library("jsonlite")
library(igraph)
library(formatR)
Once you have your script and workspace setup, you can use Rclean to get clean chunks of a larger script that produce specific results you want. We'll use the micro.R script, which can be found inside the package repo in the exec directory. The following example assumes that your current working directory is exec.
First, you'll need to record information about the script you would
like to parse. Rclean uses data
provenance to verify what lines of code depend on each other inside of
the larger script. We can use the
provR package to generate
provenance. The next bit of code runs our script and saves the
provenance to memory, which we then pass to the options
function, so that Rclean has access to it:
prov.capture("micro.R")
options(prov.json = prov.json())
Or, if you have provenance saved as a text file, you can load it in like this:
options(prov.json = readLines("prov_micro.json"))
Now that we have the provenance loaded, we can start cleaning. Rclean will give us a list of possible values we can get code for:
clean()
You can then pick and choose from among these results and get the essential code to produce the output, like so:
clean(x)
Notice that the 'clean' function doesn't require you to quote your results, it interprets all inputs as names of results.
In many cases, it's handy just to take a look at the isolated code, but if you can also save the code for later use or sharing.
my.code <- clean(x)
write.code(my.code, file = "x.R")
If you would like to copy your code to the clipboard, you can do that by not specifying a file path.
write.code(my.code)
Happy cleaning!
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