This is a GitHub template to create and distribute a custom {styler} style guide. For more info, see the {styler} documentation. You can use this template to create a GitHub repo by pressing the green button:
Here’s what you have to do once you created your repo from the template.
search for putyourstyleguidehere_style
and replace it with the
name of your style guide.
Adapt the authors field in DESCRIPTION
.
In create_style_guide()
, ensure the style_guide_name
matches the
expected format, e.g. styler has
"styler::tidyverse_style@https://github.com/r-lib"
. See
help(create_style_guide, package = "styler")
for details.
adapt the function putyourstyleguidehere_style()
(the drop-in for
styler::tidyverse_style
) such that it does what you want.
Currently, all the style guide is doing is to replace <-
with =
add tests.
remove all of the above instructions.
The goal of {styler.putyourstyleguidehere} is… It is a third-party style guide for {styler}.
You can install the released version of {styler.putyourstyleguidehere} from GitHub with:
remotes::install_github("putyourstyleguidehere/styler.putyourstyleguidehere")
This is a basic example of how to style code with it.
library(styler.putyourstyleguidehere)
cache_deactivate()
text <- "x <- 4
y = 3
a;
"
style_text(text)
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