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- Joining documentation
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Package Development with R
roxygen2: In-Line Documentation for R
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This lesson is called roxygen2: In-Line Documentation for R, part of the Package Development with R course. This lesson is called roxygen2: In-Line Documentation for R, part of the Package Development with R course.
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For this section of the course, you’ll need the materials in this GitHub repo. You can download or clone them. After you download or clone the materials from the GitHub repo for this section of the course, open the entire project by clicking 03_avalanchr.Rproj.
Your Turn
Open the NAMESPACE file. What do you see?
Let’s add documentation. Run use_roxygen_md()
Open r/themes.R. Insert a roxygen skeleton for theme_avalanche().
Change the title to “AVALANCHE ggplot2 themes”
Hit Enter/Return twice after the title. Make sure the new lines start with #’.
Add this text: “Minimalistic ggplot themes for use on AVALANCHE reports.”Run document() or press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + D.
Read the help page for your function with ?theme_avalanche.Finally, look at the NAMESPACE file again. What changed?
Learn More
The R Packages book has a chapter on adding documentation. You might also be interested in the Getting Started with roxygen2 vignette.
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