This version of shinemas2R
is deprecated because:
get.data.R
)PPBstats
, see here for more information: https://github.com/priviere/PPBstatsget.pdf.R
is not really useful as Rmarkdown now does beautiful things! See https://github.com/priviere/PPBstats/issues/81A new version of shinemas2R
may be done one day with only one fonction shinemas()
that could get dataset formated for a given package as PPBstats
for example.
shinemas2R
is an R package that analyses outputs from the data base SHiNeMaS (Seeds History and Network Management System).
The R code is under licence GPL-3.
The vignette of this package is under licence creative commons BY-NC-SA 4.0. More information about this licence here.
The copyright of the R code and the vignette are owned by Réseau Semences Paysannes and Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique
shinemas2R
is now at version 0.11
The version number is under the form A.B with
A: the number of the version on CRAN (0 = no version on CRAN yet)
B: +1 when the code and/or the vignette change
See NEWS here to know the evolution of the codes.
You can participate in three ways:
If you update the code, you can refer to the issues and do it in on another branch. Anyhow, send me an email if you wish to participate in order to coordinate our efforts!
First, load the development version:
devtools::install_github("priviere/shinemas2R")
The easiest way to start is to look at the vignette to know how the package works.
You can see the vignette here. You can download it by clicking on 'Raw' in the top right corner.
Do not hesitate to let a message in the issues or to send me an email if some points are not clear in the vignette or you find bugs.
The package is in english. Every contributions to other languages are welcome! More information on R package translation here.
You can update format.data
here in order to format data for existing R packages.
Note that the output of the R packages must be a ggplot object to be taken by get.pdf
.
You may want new query types (get.data
here),
new plots (get.ggplot
here) or
new tables (get.table
here)
to answer your specific needs.