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2015 Mar 12
2
Best way to handle dependency on non-CRAN package / large data package?
I have just written a package called choroplethrZip
<https://github.com/arilamstein/choroplethrZip> which contains a shapefile
and metadata on US Zip codes. It is currently hosted on github, has a
tagged version number (v1.0.0) and passes R CMD check as verified by
Travis. My plan is to use this in the next version of my package choroplethr
<https://github.com/arilamstein/choroplethr>.
2015 Mar 12
0
Best way to handle dependency on non-CRAN package / large data package?
...http://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/code/drat.html
as well as my blog and the GitHub repo of drat.
In a nutshell, it creates repositories you can access via update.packages()
and install.packages() as if they were CRAN or BioC. It also uses GitHub to
automagically provide a repository server via the webserverd "embedded" in
each GitHub repo (and turned on as soon as you use the gh-pages branch).
Some package authors have turned to using drat to distribute packages (often
in addition to CRAN, you can also do it instead of CRAN given a constraint as
here). One such package author and I are work...
2015 Mar 12
2
Best way to handle dependency on non-CRAN package / large data package?
...ode/drat.html
>
> as well as my blog and the GitHub repo of drat.
>
> In a nutshell, it creates repositories you can access via update.packages()
> and install.packages() as if they were CRAN or BioC. It also uses GitHub
> to
> automagically provide a repository server via the webserverd "embedded" in
> each GitHub repo (and turned on as soon as you use the gh-pages branch).
>
> Some package authors have turned to using drat to distribute packages
> (often
> in addition to CRAN, you can also do it instead of CRAN given a constraint
> as
> here). One...