Resources
This carefully curated collection of resources will help you find packages and learning resources to help you on your R journey.
shinyWidgets
shinyWidgets is an R package that provides a set of custom input controls and widgets for Shiny applications.
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sjlabelled
This package contains utility functions that are useful when working with labelled data (especially intended for people coming from ‘SPSS’, ‘SAS’ or ‘Stata’ and/or who are new to R). Basically, this package covers reading and writing data between other statistical packages (like ‘SPSS’) and R, based on the haven and foreign packages; hence, this package also includes functions to make working with labelled data easier. This includes easy ways to get, set or change value and variable label attributes, to convert labelled vectors into factors or numeric (and vice versa), or to deal with multiple declared missing values.
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stars
stars is an R package that provides classes and methods for reading, manipulating, plotting, and writing spatiotemporal data cubes. It supports both raster and vector data cubes, as well as regular and irregular grids. The package uses GDAL and PROJ for raster and vector operations, and provides out-of-memory (on-disk) rasters for handling large datasets. The package also includes methods for time series analysis of spatiotemporal data.
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statebins
statebins is an R package that provides an alternative to choropleth maps for the United States. It generates cartogram heatmaps based on the work by the Washington Post graphics department. The package includes functions for creating binned or continuous scales, legends, and different visualizations using state data.
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stringr.plus
stringr.plus provides additional functions for working with strings, especially for extracting specific text from URLs and file paths. It is a package for the R programming language.
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tablerDash
Tabler API for Shiny is a package that provides a tablerDash template for creating dashboards in Shiny applications. It is based on Bootstrap 4 and offers a responsive UI design. The package can be installed from CRAN or from the GitHub repository. It works with all RStudio products and has a demo available on shinyapps.io. The package is developed by David Granjon and is licensed under GPL (>= 2).
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Tidy Flowchart Generator
The Tidy Flowchart Generator, or the 'flowchart' package, is an R package designed for drawing participant flow diagrams directly from a dataframe, employing the tidyverse syntax. It offers a suite of functions that utilize the pipe operator to generate flowcharts conveniently and flexibly from dataframes. The package is accessible through CRAN and can be installed traditionally or via the development version on GitHub. The process of creating a flowchart with this tool is demonstrated through a GIF example on its homepage, showcasing its usefulness in drafting flow diagrams for clinical trials or similar studies.
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tidycensus
Load US Census Boundary and Attribute Data as tidyverse and sf-Ready Data Frames
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tidygeocoder
Tidygeocoder is an R package that makes getting data from geocoding services easy. It provides a unified high-level interface for a selection of supported geocoding services and returns results in tibble (dataframe) format.
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tidykids
State-by-State Spending on Kids Dataset from the Urban Institute in a Tidy Format
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