knitr::opts_chunk$set(
  collapse = TRUE,
  comment = "#>"
)

The first thing you will need to do to use citationcheckR, is install the package and then load it. As of right now, the package is only hosted on Github. The chunk below shows how to install and load in the package.

# install.packages("devtools")
# devtools::install_github("matthewwankiewicz/citationcheckR")
library(citationcheckR)

Once you have installed the package you are now able to use the functions available. The vingnettes below have examples for how to use each of the functions in the package.

Other Vignettes

  1. Using create_citations

  2. Using create_citation_file

  3. Using check_citation_file

  4. Using check_bibtex_file

  5. Using check_bibtex_citations

Similar Packages

citationcheckR is able to both create citations and check them, but there are some other similar packages/functions which can create citations in R:

  1. knitr::write_bib
  2. This function, contained in knitr, takes a list containing packages used and creates a bibTeX file containing the citations. This function can both take lists of packages and also use installed packages to create citations.

  3. knitcitations

  4. knitcitations contains various functions which help making citations in R easier. The packages has functions which can create citations by DOI and by webpage link, along with packages.


matthewwankiewicz/citationcheckR documentation built on Dec. 21, 2021, 3:47 p.m.