create data package using your selected text

[nicholasjhorton]

Your next task for your Pick a Text selection is to create a data package in R to make it accessible to the world. (At present you will be working in a private repo: you can convert this to a public repo at some point in the future.)

This assignment is due by the end of the day on Friday, February 16th. Please close the issue that I've created prior to that deadline to let me know that you are ready for my review.

The goal of the assignment is to make the text accessible to you and others (eventually: these are private repos at present). I've created a GitHub repo for your work on this front.

Key steps needed on your end:

• create a new project for your Pick a Book repo
• run Check from the Build panel to ensure that it is correctly building
• start to replace the various parts and pieces
  • contents of data_raw (then run DATASET.R to update data)
  • review contents of data
  • update documentation in R (then run roxygen2::roxygenize() to update man)
  • update DESCRIPTION
  • update README.qmd and render it to update README.md
  • update LICENSE.md and LICENSE with your package name

Please be sure to remove any obsolete files or references to foo.

Throughout the process, please be sure to:

1. pull/fetch, commit, and push often
2. run Check from the Build panel to ensure that the package is correctly building
3. share any questions or problems with me with GitHub issue or via Slack

[jpapagelis24]

@nicholasjhorton I completed the assignment: https://github.com/STAT325-S24/Frankenstein/commit/22b68318d04760bda4b3d00438d723ee78746f15 and https://github.com/STAT325-S24/Frankenstein/commit/ef95f87605226b310b47615c381777e1923542c8

Here's my work for creating the data set: https://github.com/STAT325-S24/Frankenstein/blob/main/data-raw/DATASET.R

When I was completing the Readme, I kept getting errors about not being able to get the package from github, so I just ended up not evaluating those code chucks. I'm not sure what the problem was.

[nicholasjhorton]

This is shaping up well. See https://github.com/STAT325-S24/Frankenstein/commit/c76a845b1c000f5647653c40bbe625d5095b2ae3 for some minor tweaks.