parse_deps: Parse package dependency strings.
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Parse package dependency strings.
Usage
1
parse_deps(string)
Arguments
string
to parse. Should look like "R (>=
3.0), ggplot2" etc.
Value
data.frame with two character variables: name
package names, and version package versions. If
version is not specified, it will be stored as NA.
Examples
1
2
3
parse_deps("httr (< 2.1),\nRCurl (>= 3)")
# only package dependencies are returned
parse_deps("utils (== 2.12.1),\ntools,\nR (>= 2.10),\nmemoise")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Parse package dependency strings.
Usage
1 | parse_deps(string)
|
Arguments
string |
to parse. Should look like |
Value
data.frame with two character variables: name
package names, and version package versions. If
version is not specified, it will be stored as NA.
Examples
1 2 3 | parse_deps("httr (< 2.1),\nRCurl (>= 3)")
# only package dependencies are returned
parse_deps("utils (== 2.12.1),\ntools,\nR (>= 2.10),\nmemoise")
|
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