| use_rstan | R Documentation |
Add Stan infrastructure to an existing R package. To create a new package
containing Stan programs use rstan_create_package() instead.
use_rstan(pkgdir = ".", license = TRUE, auto_config = TRUE)
pkgdir |
Path to package root folder. |
license |
Logical or character; whether or not to paste the contents of
a |
auto_config |
Whether to automatically configure Stan functionality
whenever the package gets installed (see Details). Defaults to |
Prepares a package to compile and use Stan code by performing the following steps:
Create inst/stan folder where all .stan files defining
Stan models should be stored.
Create inst/stan/include where optional license.stan file is stored.
Create inst/include/stan_meta_header.hpp to include optional header
files used by Stan code.
Create src folder (if it doesn't exist) to contain the Stan C++ code.
Create R folder (if it doesn't exist) to contain wrapper code to expose
Stan C++ classes to R.
Update DESCRIPTION file to contain all needed dependencies to compile
Stan C++ code.
If NAMESPACE file is generic (i.e., created by rstan_create_package()),
append import(Rcpp, methods), importFrom(rstan, sampling),
importFrom(rstantools, rstan_config), importFrom(RcppParallel, RcppParallelLibs),
and useDynLib directives. If NAMESPACE is not generic, display message
telling user what to add to NAMESPACE for themselves.
When auto_config = TRUE, a configure[.win] file is added to the
package, calling rstan_config() whenever the package is installed.
Consequently, the package must list rstantools in the DESCRIPTION
Imports field for this mechanism to work. Setting auto_config = FALSE
removes the package's dependency on rstantools, but the package then
must be manually configured by running rstan_config() whenever
stanmodel files in inst/stan are added, removed, or modified.
Invisibly, TRUE or FALSE indicating whether or not any files or
folders where created or modified.
The
stanmodel objects corresponding to the Stan programs included with your
package are stored in a list called stanmodels. To run one of the Stan
programs from within an R function in your package just pass the
appropriate element of the stanmodels list to one of the rstan
functions for model fitting (e.g., sampling()). For example, for a Stan
program "foo.stan" you would use rstan::sampling(stanmodels$foo, ...).
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