R Package Template
This page is not intended to be a "how to" guide for creating R packages. For that, see Hadley's R Packages book or my R Notes. This page is about what happens on the GitHub side after you've created a repository for the project.
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Add to the Development Projects project.
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Add to the R Package Development project.
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An individual package project.
Here is a link to the Development Projects project.
Here is what what use it for.
Here is a template for the card you add to the board. Need to add
Here is a link to the R Package Development project.
Here is a template for the card you add to the board. Need to add
It doesn't make sense to create a GitHub project for every R package you create. Some of them aren't that complex or involved. Additionally, you can always create one later if it seems like a good idea.
- Here is a link to an R package template project.
Here is a template for issue labels, descriptions, and colors.
| Label | Description | Color | Additional Notes |
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| bug | Something isn't working | #d73a4a | |
| documentation | Improvements or additions to the documentation | #0075ca | Hex sticker, add packagedown, update README. |
| duplicate | This issue or pull request already exists | #cfd3d7 | |
| enhancement | New feature or functionality | #a2eeef | |
| good first issue | Good for newcomers | #7057ff | |
| help wanted | We'd love your help! | #008672 | |
| quick | These tasks may not be the most critical, but they should all be pretty quick. | #e4e669 | Potentially good for triage. Let's get these knocked out and move on. |
| question | General questions - not an issue/task | #d876e3 | |
| future | Things to consider in the future | #7057ff | I'm not sure I want to keep this one. Going with it for now. |
2023-08-01: I'm completing this in a little bit of a hurry, so I can't document this as well as I'd like.
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These labels only exist in this form in codebookr and compare.file.directories. I didn't have time to change the others.
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You may want to create a function in your templates package that sets the issue labels automatically. See an example in the Quilt package.
