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buildr
Resolve package dependency issues in R environment over computers
for your target packages.
What is the buildr
This source code is a package for R based on miniCRAN and devtools. It is
intended for resolving dependency issues over multiple computers
in enterprise level.
The name is originated from
build-essential.
What do I need
All dependencies of buildr will be installed by using
devtools::install_github('zedoul/buildr'), which means you need to
have a computer that has R and the Internet connection.
There is no CRAN version of buildr yet.
In short,
install.packages('devtools', repos='http://cran.us.r-project.org')devtools::install_github('zedoul/buildr')
Why do I need this
Imagine a scenario where we face a condition that working with more than one
computer connected to each other except the Internet due to a security issue.
Even some of computer cannot access each other, so therefore handling package
dependency is not an easy problem. In this setting, for example, adding a new
package can take more time than just typing install.packages.
This package allows you to create a private repository consists of your package
and its dependencies.
Where are the docs
Go to vignettes folder for the documentation.
Or run pkgdown::build_site() if you want to have it in your local machine.
zedoul/buildr documentation built on May 26, 2019, 5:45 p.m.
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buildr
Resolve package dependency issues in R environment over computers for your target packages.
What is the buildr
This source code is a package for R based on miniCRAN and devtools. It is intended for resolving dependency issues over multiple computers in enterprise level. The name is originated from build-essential.
What do I need
All dependencies of buildr will be installed by using
devtools::install_github('zedoul/buildr'), which means you need to
have a computer that has R and the Internet connection.
There is no CRAN version of buildr yet.
In short,
install.packages('devtools', repos='http://cran.us.r-project.org')devtools::install_github('zedoul/buildr')
Why do I need this
Imagine a scenario where we face a condition that working with more than one
computer connected to each other except the Internet due to a security issue.
Even some of computer cannot access each other, so therefore handling package
dependency is not an easy problem. In this setting, for example, adding a new
package can take more time than just typing install.packages.
This package allows you to create a private repository consists of your package
and its dependencies.
Where are the docs
Go to vignettes folder for the documentation.
Or run pkgdown::build_site() if you want to have it in your local machine.
R Package Documentation
Browse R Packages
We want your feedback!
Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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