library_template(path, name = getOption("name"), email = getOption("email"), news = TRUE, readme = TRUE, rstudio = TRUE, gitignore = TRUE, testthat = TRUE, travis = TRUE, coverage = TRUE, github.user = getOption("github.user"), samples = TRUE)
c(first="Tyler", last="Rinker"))). This can be set in the
user's options in the ‘.Rprofile’; for example:
options(name = c(first="Tyler", middle = "W.", last="Rinker")).options in the ‘.Rprofile’; for example:
options(email = "tyler.rinker@gmail.com").TRUE a ‘NEWS’ file is generated.TRUE a ‘README.md’ file is generated.TRUE it is assumed
RStudio will be used and a ‘xxx.proj’
file is generated.TRUE a ‘.gitignore’ file is generated.TRUE it is assumed
testthat
will be used and a ‘test’ subfolder with appropriate testthat
subdirectories and files will be created.TRUE it is assumed
Travis-CI will be used and a ‘travis.yml’
file is generated. For more on managing a ‘travis.yml’ with
R see: https://github.com/craigcitro/r-travis.TRUE it is assumed
covr will be used. This
information will be added to the ‘travis.yml’.options in the ‘.Rprofile’; for
example:
options(github.user = "trinker").TRUE a sample ‘.R’ regular expression
file will be placed in the ‘R’ directory. Additionally, if
testthat = TRUE, a sample ‘.R’ unit test will be placed in the
‘./tests/testthat’ directory.This function creates a package template to manage regular expressions. It utiizes a framework with defaults that expects the user to use testthat to test the library's reguar expressions.
## <strong>Not run</strong>: # library_template("DELETE_ME") # ## <strong>End(Not run)</strong>