Pre-workshop instructions for participants.
R is
software for statistical analyses. R-studio is
software to help a user use the R
(i.e. integrated
development environment; IDE).
There are many guides on how to obtain and/or update R and RStudio, for example:
Packages are tools that contain a series of functions for a specific need. We need to make sure that all packages used throughout the workshop are installed on everyone’s computer.
Make a list of packages needed from CRAN
package_list <-
c(
"tidyverse", # general data wrangling and visualisation
"pander", # nice tables
"Bchron", # age-depth modelling
"janitor", # string cleaning
"remotes", # installing packages from GitHub
"neotoma2" # access to the Neotoma database
)
Install all packages from CRAN
lapply(
package_list, utils::install.packages
)
Install packages from GitHub
# Install R-Ratepol
remotes::install_github("HOPE-UIB-BIO/R-Ratepol-package")
The following code should produce
"Everything is good to go"
, not error
("All required packages are not installed"
).
if (
isTRUE(
all(
c(package_list, "RRatepol") %in%
as.data.frame(
utils::installed.packages()
)[, 1]
)
)
) {
cat("Everything is good to go")
} else {
warning("All required packages are not installed")
}