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thanks @ben18785 ! some suggested changes below. Also, would it be possible to add some challenge directives to indicate things that the student should do and tick off? this allows us to see progress through any given course
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could we please put this within the "packaging_dependency_management" course as a separate stream on R packaging? we already have C++ and python packaging in there
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think the tag should be "R" to indicate this is the R stream of the packaging course
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| We are now going to create the skeleton of our package within your newly created directory. Fortunately, much of this process is automated, minimising the effort required by you! |
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was there meant to be something before this on creating the directory?
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never mind, I found it :)
| - make yourself the author; if you don’t have an ORCID, you can omit the `comment = ...` portion | ||
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| Add an MIT license (see [course x](xx) for an intro to software licenses) via `use_mit_license()` |
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link here looks like it needs to be filled in
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| ## Add descriptive info for your package | ||
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| Open up the `DESCRIPTION` file: |
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is there a link to an official description of this file? eg. https://r-pkgs.org/description.html
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| Note that we have used `dplyr::tibble` rather than `tibble` to indicate that we are wanting to access a function that is amongst the exported variables of the `dplyr` package. In practice, when developing an R package, it should be your default behaviour to use `::` to access functions belonging to a specific package. This adds clarity to your code and helps you (and anyone else developing a package after you) to keep track of exactly which functions are being used from which packages. | ||
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| Create documentation for the above function. |
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how? docstring or R equivilent?
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this depends on should just be empty
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As per #48