View source: R/VC_library_writing.R
lib.dependencies | R Documentation |
Provide a package name (can be without quotes) to show its dependencies.
To list all dependencies of the complete library, use the inverse function
"lib.dependsOnMe(all)
" with the value 'all'.
That function also does not require quotes when calling it.
So lib.dependencies(package.a)
will work.
lib.dependencies( packageName, do_print = TRUE, character.only = FALSE, lib_location = lib.location() )
packageName |
The (unquoted) package name for which you would like to print the dependencies. |
do_print |
If true (default), prints the dependencies. In both cases, the dependencies are returned invisibly. |
character.only |
If TRUE, (FALSE by default), the package names can be provided as character vector. Otherwise, direct unquoted package names are supported. |
lib_location |
The folder containing the R_MV_library structure where
this function observes the dependencies. By default, it checks the environment
variable |
When do_print is TRUE, will print use message
to show the
provided package(s) his dependencies. Also returns the dependencies invisibly.
## Not run: lib.dependencies(dplyr) lib.dependencies('devtools', character.only = TRUE) devtools_deps <- lib.dependencies(devtools, do_print = FALSE) ## End(Not run)
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