CRANtools | R Documentation |
Tools for obtaining information about current packages in the CRAN package repository, and their check status.
CRAN_package_db() CRAN_check_results(flavors = NULL) CRAN_check_details(flavors = NULL) CRAN_check_issues() summarize_CRAN_check_status(packages, results = NULL, details = NULL, issues = NULL)
packages |
a character vector of package names. |
flavors |
a character vector of CRAN check flavor names, or
|
results |
the return value of |
details |
the return value of |
issues |
the return value of |
CRAN_package_db()
returns a character data frame with most
‘DESCRIPTION’ metadata for the current packages in the CRAN
package repository, including in particular the Description and
Maintainer information not provided by
utils::available.packages()
.
CRAN_check_results()
returns a data frame with the basic
CRAN package check results including timings, with columns
Package
, Flavor
and Status
giving the package
name, check flavor, and overall check status, respectively.
CRAN_check_details()
returns a data frame inheriting from class
"check_details"
(which has useful print
and
format
methods) with details on the check results, providing
check name, status and output for every non-OK check (via
columns Check
, Status
and Output
, respectively).
Packages with all-OK checks are indicated via a *
Check
wildcard name and OK Status
.
CRAN_check_issues()
returns a character frame with additional
check issues (including the memory-access check results made available
from https://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/bdr/memtests/ and the
without-long-double check results from
https://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/bdr/noLD/), as a character frame
with variables Package
, Version
, kind
(an
identifier for the issue) and href
(a URL with information on
the issue).
CRAN_memtest_notes()
is now deprecated, with its functionality
integrated into that of CRAN_check_issues()
.
See ‘Details’. Note that the results are collated on
CRAN: currently this is done in a locale which sorts
aAbB
....
The main functions access a CRAN mirror specified by the
environment variable R_CRAN_WEB, defaulting to one specified in
the ‘repositories’ file (see setRepositories
): if
that specifies @CRAN@
(the default) then
https://CRAN.R-project.org is used. (Note that
options("repos")
is not consulted.)
Note that these access parts of CRAN under ‘web/contrib’ and ‘web/packages’ so if you have specified a mirror of just ‘src/contrib’ for installing packages you will need to set R_CRAN_WEB to point to a full mirror.
## This can be rather slow, especially with a non-local CRAN mirror ## and would fail (slowly) without Internet access in that case. set.seed(11) # but the packages chosen will change as soon as CRAN does. pdb <- CRAN_package_db() dim(pdb) ## DESCRIPTION fields included: colnames(pdb) ## Summarize publication dates: summary(as.Date(pdb$Published)) ## Summarize numbers of packages according to maintainer: summary(lengths(split(pdb$Package, pdb$Maintainer))) ## Packages with 'LASSO' in their Description: pdb$Package[grepl("LASSO", pdb$Description)] results <- CRAN_check_results() ## Available variables: names(results) ## Tabulate overall check status according to flavor: with(results, table(Flavor, Status)) details <- CRAN_check_details() ## Available variables: names(details) ## Tabulate checks according to their status: tab <- with(details, table(Check, Status)) ## Inspect some installation problems: bad <- subset(details, ((Check == "whether package can be installed") & (Status != "OK"))) ## Show a random sample of up to 6 head(bad[sample(seq_len(NROW(bad)), NROW(bad)), ]) issues <- CRAN_check_issues() head(issues) ## Show counts of issues according to kind: table(issues[, "kind"]) ## Summarize CRAN check status for 10 randomly-selected packages ## (reusing the information already read in): pos <- sample(seq_len(NROW(pdb)), 10L) summarize_CRAN_check_status(pdb[pos, "Package"], results, details, issues)
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