burglr: Stealing code from the web
In andrebleier/burglr: Stealing R-Code from the Web
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
With burglr you can source r-scripts from the web.
Usage
1
burglr(urls)
Arguments
urls
a character vector with web urls indicating the location of an r-script.
Details
Well, it is as easy as it sounds. The function takes web URL(s) as input
and evaluates the input in your current R session.
Value
Visual Feedback if the sourcing was successful
Examples
1
burglr(urls = "https://github.com/andrebleier/Xy/master/Xy.R")
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
With burglr you can source r-scripts from the web.
Usage
1 | burglr(urls)
|
Arguments
urls |
a character vector with web urls indicating the location of an r-script. |
Details
Well, it is as easy as it sounds. The function takes web URL(s) as input and evaluates the input in your current R session.
Value
Visual Feedback if the sourcing was successful
Examples
1 | burglr(urls = "https://github.com/andrebleier/Xy/master/Xy.R")
|
R Package Documentation
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Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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