The remakeGenerator
package is a helper add-on for remake
, a Makefile-like reproducible build system for R. If you haven’t done so already, go learn remake
! Once you do that, you will be ready to use remakeGenerator
. With remakeGenerator
, your long and cumbersome workflows will be
remake::make()
or GNU Make.remake
, whenever you change your code, your next computation will only run the parts that are new or out of date.The remakeGenerator
package accomplishes this by generating YAML files for remake
that would be too big to type manually.
First, ensure that R is installed, as well as the dependencies in the DESCRIPTION
. To install the latest CRAN release, run
install.packages("remakeGenerator")
To install the development version, get the devtools package and then run
devtools::install_github("wlandau/remakeGenerator", build = TRUE)
If you specify a tag, you can install a GitHub release.
devtools::install_github("wlandau/remakeGenerator@v0.1.0", build = TRUE)
Windows users may need Rtools
to take full advantage of remakeGenerator
’s features, specifically to run Makefiles with system("make")
.
The online package vignette has a complete tutorial. You can the load the compiled version from an R session.
vignette("remakeGenerator")
Use the help_remakeGenerator()
function to obtain a collection of helpful links. For troubleshooting, please refer to TROUBLESHOOTING.md on the GitHub page for instructions.
This package stands on the shoulders of Rich FitzJohn’s remake
package.
GPL (>=3)