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Over the last week or two I’ve been pushing all my packages to CRAN.
pathological (for working with file paths), runittotestthat (for converting RUnit tests to testthat tests), and rebus (formerly regex, for building regular expressions in a human readable way) all make their CRAN debuts.
assertive, for run-time testing your code has more checks for the state of your R setup (is_r_devel, is_rstudio, r_has_png_capability, and many more), checks for the state of your variables (are_same_length, etc.), and utilities (dont_stop).
sig (for checking that your function signatures are sensible) now works with primitive functions too.
learningr (to accompany the book) has a reference URL fix but is otherwise the same.
I encourage you to take a look at some or all of them, and give me feedback.
Tagged: assertive, cran, learningr, packages, pathological, r, rebus, regular-expressions, runittotestthat, sig
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