logr: Creates log files
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Creates log files
Description
The logr package contains functions to easily create log files.
Details
The logr package helps create log files for R scripts. The package
provides easy logging, without the complexity of other logging systems.
It is
designed for analysts who simply want a written log of the their program
execution. The package is designed as a wrapper to
the base R sink() function.
How to use
There are three main logr functions:
-
log_open -
log_print -
log_close
The log_open() function initiates the log. The
log_print() function prints an object to the log. The
log_close() function closes the log. In normal situations,
a user would place the call to
log_open at the top of the program, call log_print()
as needed in the
program body, and call log_close() once at the end of the program.
Logging may be controlled globally using the options "logr.on" and "logr.notes". Both options accept TRUE or FALSE values, and control log printing or log notes, respectively.
See function documentation for additional details.
Author(s)
Maintainer: David Bosak dbosak01@gmail.com
Other contributors:
Rikard Isaksson [contributor]
See Also
Useful links:
