output
github_document

knitr::opts_chunk$set(
  collapse = TRUE,
  comment = "#>"
)
library(tidyverse)

packages-report

Bonus activity prompt

• Combine your work analyzing your R packages and what we've learned re: GitHub and R Markdown
• This README.Rmd gives a scaffold for using the work you did earlier to make a little report.
• Given our previous work, I'm using pre-computed results and including a pre-made figure, leaving the R code down in scripts below R/. But know that, in other contexts, you could inline all that code in chunks here. Depends on downstream usage and the project context.
• Locally, do README.Rmd --> README.md with the "Knit" button or via rmarkdown::render("README.Rmd"). Commit both.
• I presume you are hooked up to GitHub remote repo, covered in Existing project, GitHub last. Summary:
  • Consider the convenience function usethis::use_github(). Or to do by hand:
  • Create a similarly-named repo on GitHub.
  • Add it to the local repo as the origin remote: git remote add origin https://github.com/YOU/REPO.git.
  • Push and cement the branch tracking relationship: git push --set-upstream origin master.
• Push! Now your README is an excellent welcome mat and summary of your project.
• On GitHub, in Settings, turn on GitHub Pages. Visit the given URL for an even more polished report of your project. It may take a few minutes to show up / update. Record that as the URL for your repo.

Overview

The goal of packages-report is to FINISH THIS SENTENCE.

## load data/add-on-packages-freqtable.csv here in this chunk

I have FILL THIS IN!!! add-on packages installed.

Here's how they break down in terms of which version of R they were built under, which is related to how recently they were updated on CRAN.

## print the frequency table here
## make it prettier if you know how

Flow of the analysis

If you have time, document the analysis works, using internal links.

If you created some sort of controller script, describe that here.

Session info

```{r} devtools::session_info() ```

See https://github.com/jennybc/wtf-packages-report-EXAMPLE for a fully realized example.