In R, run
install.packages("BiocManager", repo = "https://cran.rstudio.com/")
In R, run
BiocManager::install(c("arrow", "BiocParallel", "broom", "car",
"checkmate", "clipr", "DescTools", "DESeq2",
"dials", "doFuture", "doParallel", "dplyr",
"edgeR", "embed", "forcats", "foreach", "fs",
"furrr", "future", "generics", "ggplot2",
"ggpmisc", "ggrepel", "ggthemes", "glmnet",
"glue", "janitor", "knitr", "magrittr", "MASS",
"matrixStats", "mlbench", "mockery", "pacman",
"parsnip", "pROC", "purrr", "RcppRoll",
"readr", "recipes", "rlang", "rmarkdown",
"rprojroot", "rrcov", "rsample", "scales",
"spelling", "strex", "stringr", "styler",
"testthat", "tibble", "tidyr", "tune",
"usethis", "vip", "withr", "workflows",
"xgboost", "yardstick", "zoo"))
The tar.gz files are at built/mirmodels_x.x.x.tar.gz
. At the
command line, enter
commandline
R CMD INSTALL {path-to-latest-targz-file}
See the pkgdown
site at https://mirvie.gitlab.io/mirmodels/.
To build the package, set your working directory to the root of the
package, i.e. the directory containing DESCRIPTION
. Then at the
terminal run Rscript build.R
. This will create the built package as a
.tar.gz
in built/
.
In R, run devtools::test()
.
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