The R package requiRements
provides the ability to install all packages provided in a text or given a raw string.
This is meant to simply keep all e.g project dependent packages in one file (like the demo requirements.txt
within ./data-raw/requirements.txt
) and install them all in a rush by using requiRements::install("./requirements.txt")
.
This is well known from python and now available within R.
You can install requiRements
directly from CRAN:
install.packages("requiRements")
The development version can be installed using
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("joundso/requirements", ref = "development")
## Test it with a string:
demo_string <- "
DIZtools
data.table
joundso/mainzelliste-connector
miracum/misc-diztools@dev
# this_one_will_be_ignored
"
requiRements::install(packages = demo_string)
## Test it with a vector:
demo_vec <-
c(
"",
"DIZtools",
"data.table",
"joundso/mainzelliste-connector",
"miracum/misc-diztools@dev",
"# this_one_will_be_ignored"
)
requiRements::install(packages = demo_vec)
## Test it with a file:
demo_path <- "./data-raw/requirements.txt"
requiRements::install(path_to_requirements = demo_path)
:bulb: Using the above defined variables demo_string
, demo_vec
and demo_path
:
## Test it with a string AND a file:
requiRements::install(packages = demo_string,
path_to_requirements = demo_path)
## Test it with a vector AND a file:
requiRements::install(packages = demo_vec,
path_to_requirements = demo_path)
| Platform | Syntax | Example |
| :--------------------------: | :------------------: | :------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| CRAN | packagename
| requiRements::install(packages = "data.table")
|
| GitHub | user/repo-name
| requiRements::install(packages = "joundso/mainzelliste-connector")
|
| GitHub with Branch/Reference | user/repo-name@ref
| requiRements::install(packages = "miracum/misc-diztools@dev")
|
--> Feel free to create an issue or (even better) a pull request. :pray: Thanks in advance!
Require
Any scripts or data that you put into this service are public.
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.