listModules | R Documentation |
When exploring existing modules, these tools help identify and navigate modules and their interdependencies.
listModules(
keywords,
accounts,
includeForks = FALSE,
includeArchived = FALSE,
excludeStale = TRUE,
omit = c("fireSense_dataPrepFitRas"),
purge = FALSE,
returnList = FALSE,
verbose = getOption("Require.verbose", 1L)
)
moduleDependencies(
modules,
modulePath = getOption("reproducible.modulePath", ".")
)
moduleDependenciesToGraph(md)
PlotModuleGraph(graph)
keywords |
A vector of character strings that will be used as keywords for identify modules |
accounts |
A vector of character strings identifying GitHub accounts e.g.,
|
includeForks |
Should the returned list include repositories that are forks
(i.e., not the original repository). Default is |
includeArchived |
Should the returned list include repositories that are archived
(i.e., developer has retired them). Default is |
excludeStale |
Logical or date. If |
omit |
A vector of character strings of repositories to ignore. |
purge |
There is some internal caching that occurs. Setting this to |
returnList |
Should the function return a named list where the name is the |
verbose |
Numeric or logical indicating how verbose should the function
be. If -1 or -2, then as little verbosity as possible. If 0 or FALSE,
then minimal outputs; if |
modules |
Either a character vector of local module names, or a named list
of character strings of short module names (i.e., the folder paths in |
modulePath |
A character string indicating the path where the modules are located. |
md |
A data.table with columns |
graph |
An igraph object to plot. Likely returned by |
listModules
returns a character vector of paste0(account, "/", Repository) for
all SpaDES modules in the given repositories with
the accounts
and keywords
provided.
metadataInModules()
helps to see different metadata elements in a folder of modules.
listModules(accounts = "PredictiveEcology", "none")
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