New Core C/D Assessment Project Template

[gvegayon]

R packages development

This document provides a general framework for assessing the software and computing needs of a particular project.

The first step consists on answering the following questions:

• [ ] In a paragraph, describe what is the project about.
• [ ] List the project's specific goals (e.g. make the method available for public use, create a webservice, present this analysis)
• [ ] Think about what are your computing/software needs, and list them.

Once a general overview of the project has been defined, the next step consists on analyzing the following:

Fundamental questions/tasks

• [ ] Check for other R packages/software that does what the project tries to do.
• [ ] Describe the ultimate goal of your R package (e.g. solve an optim problem, implement a visualization problem, estimate parameters, etc.)
• [ ] Think about data (if any needed), in particular, input/output, have you checked any R packages that already have this?
• [x] Create a repository for the package.

Once the project is on git, following checkmarks

• [x] The package's functions are throughly documented using roxygen2, this includes: Description, parameters (@param), value (@return), details (if any), examples (@details), references (@references) and links to other functions (@seealso, and @family).
• [ ] The package has been fully tested using testthat or other framework.
• [ ] The project is built using Continuous Integration services as Travis-ci and Appveyor.
• [ ] The package includes a vignette with an extended example and, if needed, references on the package.
• [x] The package has a website (suggest using pkgdown)
• [ ] The package has been uploaded to CRAN or BioC.

[gvegayon]

Hey @millstei and @pmarjora, here is a new issue so we can keep track of this project. I commit 2058aadc2cf5074621f084342fac7ba4da6f15e8 I added a website https://uscbiostats.github.io/fdrci and continuous integration. We'll take it from here.

[pmarjora]

Looks good, thanks.