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As well as documenting every object inside the package, you can also document the package itself by documenting the special sentinel "_PACKAGE".
This automatically includes information parsed from the DESCRIPTION, including title, description, list of authors, and useful URLs.
We recommend placing package documentation in {pkgname}-package.R, and have @keywords internal.
Use usethis::use_package_doc() to set up automatically.
Here's an example:
#| eval: false #' @keywords internal "_PACKAGE"
Package documentation is a good place to put # Package options that documents options used by the package.
Some notes:
By default, aliases will be added so that both ?pkgname and package?pkgname will find the package help.
If there's an existing function called pkgname, use @aliases {pkgname}-package NULL to override the default.
Use @references to point to published material about the package that users might find helpful.
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