Package 'batata'

Title: Managing Packages Removal and Installation
Description: Allows the user to manage easily R packages removal and installation. It offers many functions to display installed packages according to specific dates and removes them if needed. The user is always prompted when running the removal functions in order to confirm the required action. It also provides functions that will install 'Github' starred R packages whether available on 'CRAN' or not.
Authors: Mohamed El Fodil Ihaddaden
Maintainer: Mohamed El Fodil Ihaddaden <[email protected]>
License: MIT + file LICENSE
Version: 0.2.1
Built: 2024-11-19 05:41:10 UTC
Source: https://github.com/feddelegrand7/batata

Help Index


Display the most starred R Github Repositories

Description

Display the most starred R Github Repositories

Usage

display_most_starred(n = 10)

Arguments

n

the number of most starred Github R repositories to fetch. Defaults to 10.

Value

a character vector of the most starred R repositories


Display User's Github Starred Repositories

Description

Display User's Github Starred Repositories

Usage

display_starred(github_user, n = 5, onlyR = FALSE)

Arguments

github_user

the Github user name to look for

n

the number of the last starred repositories. Defaults to 5 in which case it will return the last 5 starred repositories. Note that if the 'onlyR' parameter is set to TRUE, you might get a lower number of starred repos due to filtering R from all the other languages.

onlyR

Logical, whether to fetch only R repositories, Default to FALSE

Value

A character vector of starred Github repositories


Remove all the installed R packages from a specified library

Description

Remove all the installed R packages from a specified library

Usage

fresh_start(lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

called for the side effect of removing all installed packages

Examples

## Not run: 

# DANGER: THE FUNCTION REMOVES ALL THE PACKAGES

fresh_start()


## End(Not run)

Install the most starred CRAN packages

Description

Install the most starred CRAN packages

Usage

install_most_starred(n = 10)

Arguments

n

the most starred starred CRAN packages. Defaults to 10. in this case the function will look at the 10 most starred R repo and install them if available on CRAN.

Value

called for the side effect of installing most starred CRAN packages


Install Github Starred CRAN Packages

Description

installs the Github starred packages from CRAN

Usage

install_starred_cran(github_user, n = 5)

Arguments

github_user

the Github user name to look for

n

the last 'n' starred repositories. Defaults to 5, in which case it will look for the last 5 starred repositories, filter the R repos and install them

Value

called for the side effect of installing the Github starred packages that are available on CRAN


Install Github Starred Packages from Github

Description

installs the Github starred repositories from Github and not from CRAN.

Usage

install_starred_github(github_user, n = 5, upgrade = "never")

Arguments

github_user

the Github user name to look for

n

the last 'n' starred repositories. Defaults to 5, in which case it will look for the last 5 starred repositories, filter the R repos and install them

upgrade

whether to upgrade out of date packages. You can choose from 'always' or 'never'. Defaults to 'never'. For more info, see <install_github()> from the 'remote' package.

Value

called for the side effect of installing the Github starred repositories


Displaying the latest installed R packages

Description

Displaying the latest installed R packages

Usage

latest_packages(n = 1, lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

n

the number of the last installed packages to display. Default to n = 1, will return the last installed package

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

a data frame

Examples

## Not run: 

# Displaying the last 10 installed packages
latest_packages(10)


## End(Not run)

Remove the n latest installed R packages

Description

Remove the n latest installed R packages

Usage

rm_latest_packages(n = 1, lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

n

the last number of installed packages to remove. Default to 1 for the last installed package

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

called for the side effect of removing the n latest installed packages

Examples

## Not run: 

# Removing the last 10 installed packages

rm_latest_packages(n = 10)


## End(Not run)

removes installed packages according to a specific date

Description

removes installed packages according to a specific date

Usage

rm_since_packages(date, position, lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

date

the date of interest in yyyy-mm-dd format

position

takes three arguments "at", "before" or "after". "at" displays the packages installed at the chosen date, "before" before that date and "after" after that date)

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

a character vector

Examples

## Not run: 
# Displaying the packages installed today
today_packages()

## End(Not run)

Remove the packages installed in the current day

Description

Remove the packages installed in the current day

Usage

rm_today_packages(lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

called for the side effect of removing the today installed packages

Examples

## Not run: 

# Removing the packages installed today

rm_today_packages()

## End(Not run)

Remove the packages installed yesterday

Description

Remove the packages installed yesterday

Usage

rm_yesterday_packages(lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

called for the side effect of removing the yesterday installed packages

Examples

## Not run: 
# Removing the packages installed yesterday
rm_yesterday_packages()

## End(Not run)

Displays installed packages according to a specific date

Description

Displays installed packages according to a specific date

Usage

since_packages(date, position, lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

date

the date of interest in yyyy-mm-dd format

position

takes three arguments "at", "before" or "after". "at" displays the packages installed at the chosen date, "before" before that date and "after" after that date)

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

a character vector

Examples

## Not run: 
# Displaying the packages installed today
since_packages(date = Sys.Date(), position = "at")

## End(Not run)

Displays the packages installed in the current day

Description

Displays the packages installed in the current day

Usage

today_packages(lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

a character vector

Examples

## Not run: 
# Displaying the packages installed today
today_packages()

## End(Not run)

Displays the packages installed yesterday

Description

Displays the packages installed yesterday

Usage

yesterday_packages(lib = .libPaths())

Arguments

lib

a character vector giving the library directories. Defaults to the first element in .libPaths()

Value

a character vector

Examples

## Not run: 
# Displaying the packages installed yesterday
yesterday_packages()

## End(Not run)