I develop, contribute to, or maintain a few R packages related to various topics.
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tidypolars: get the power of
polarswith the syntax of thetidyverse. -
datawizard: this package is part of the
easystatsecosystem. It provides many functions to manipulate data (similarly to whatdplyrandtidyrdo) and to perform various statistical transformation on variables (standardizing, winsorizing, normalizing, etc.).
- altdoc: use docsify.js,
docute, mkdocs, or quarto
to build a website for your R package documentation. This is meant to
be an alternative to
{pkgdown}. - flint: very fast package to find lints and automatically fix them based on an extensible list of rules.
- astgrepr: a package to parse and manipulate R code based on
the ast-grep Rust crate. This is the foundation on which
flintis built.
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conductor: create tours in Shiny apps. This uses shepherd.js under the hood and provides similar functionalities as
ciceroneandrintrojs. -
prompter: easily create tooltips in Shiny apps. It uses hint.css under the hood.
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shinyfullscreen: display HTML elements in fullscreen in Shiny apps. This uses screenfull.js under the hood.
While developing packages for R Shiny applications, I had some trouble trying to determine if a Javascript library had already been adapted in R. Therefore, I started a list of R packages that adapt Javascript libraries: awesome-R-JS-adaptation. Feel free to propose missing libraries.
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent