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Miscellaneous tools for reproducible research

Functions

repmis currently has the following functions:

Functions for installing, loading, and citing R packages:

  • LoadandCite: a function for installing and loading R packages. The command also creates a BibTeX bibliography file with package citations.

  • InstallOldPackages: installs specific R package versions.

Functions for loading data into R from the internet:

  • source_data: loads plain-text formatted data (e.g. CSV, TSV) or RDATA stored at a URL (both http and https) into R. Note: the command can download data from almost any secure (https) URL. This includes data stored on various cloud platforms and version control systems like GitHub.

    • source_data, and all of the data download commands in repmis find and report SHA-1 hashes for each file it loads. You can use a file's SHA-1 hash to make sure you are downloading the file and version of the file you think you are downloading. Note: if you are using source_data to download data from GitHub, source_data's SHA-1 hash is not the same as the Git commit's SHA-1 hash. (Thanks to Hadley Wickham's devtools package for the code to make this possible.)

    • Data downloaded with source_data can be cached so you don't have to re-download it every time you run a script. To do this use the cache argument.

  • source_XlsxData: downloads and loads a data set in Excel format. The function relies on the xlsx package and can take any arguments that read.xlsx can.

Other

  • git_stamp: function to get git stamp (commit and branch) for a repository. Thanks to Måns Magnusson.

  • scan_https: read a character text file from a secure (https) site into R as a single object.

  • set_valid_wd: sets valid working directory from vector of possible directories. This is useful if you run the same script on multiple machines.

Installation

The package is available for download from CRAN.

You can also download the most recent version using the devtools command install_github to install repmis in R. Here is the exact code for installing the current version:

devtools::install_github('christophergandrud/repmis')

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