capture_package_name: Capture package names
In Larsdegroot/influenzaData: Rmarkdown utility functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/capture_package_name.R
Description
This function takes a typical code chunk containing "library(package name)" as a string as input. It then returns only the package names in this string.
This function is meant to be used with format_version()
Usage
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capture_package_name(string)
Arguments
string
string containing "library(package name)"
Value
string vector
Examples
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str = "library(tidyverse) # 1.3.1 library(readxl) #1.3.1 library(here) #1.0.1"
capture_package_name(string = str)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/capture_package_name.R
Description
This function takes a typical code chunk containing "library(package name)" as a string as input. It then returns only the package names in this string. This function is meant to be used with format_version()
Usage
1 | capture_package_name(string)
|
Arguments
string |
string containing "library(package name)" |
Value
string vector
Examples
1 2 | str = "library(tidyverse) # 1.3.1 library(readxl) #1.3.1 library(here) #1.0.1"
capture_package_name(string = str)
|
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