README.md
In D-Se/turbokit: Speedy, Flexible and Convenient Code Input and Navigation

turbokit

Overview

Turbokit introduces a set of tools for quickly inserting functions, function chains and reducing redundancy in formatting tasks. Heavily reduce keypresses and speed up frequent tasks.

turbo() inserts a function call in the active document using abbreviations. Abbreviations are flexible. Works without attaching packages in which functions live. Works without attaching the turbokit package.
read() and boot() provide quick setup to give the data science workflow a jumpstart. Specify a set of shortcuts and get the appropriate library calls.

%>>% superpipe operator translates a complex pipe statement into full length snippets

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insert_pipe() inserts the appropriate pipe (%>>% or +) based on document context. Usable from within function brackets. Gone are keypresses for redundant formatting.
Keyboard shortcuts for core functions, as well as frequently used dplyr functions. Extremely fast code input.

Detailed explanation of turbokit functions are available by running these commands in R:

vignette("chaining")

vignette("turbo")

Installation

Within R, or RStudio IDE, run the command

devtools::install_github("D-se/turbokit")

Setup

To get the most out of the package, it is recommended to bind shortcuts to key functions.

Tools > Addins > Browse Addins > Keyboard Shortcuts > Turbo __

Insert the shortcut you want for a given function
Click "Apply"

Note that add-in shortcuts will overwrite existing shortcuts - therefore, it is recommended to bind a three-key combination. For recommended shortcuts, see vignette("turbokit").