pak: Another Approach to Package Installation

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/pkg/pak

Gábor Csárdi • Jim Hester • Posit Software • Winston Chang • Ascent Digital Services • Hadley Wickham • Jeroen Ooms • Maëlle Salmon • Duncan Temple Lang • Lloyd Hilaiel • Michel Berkelaar • lpSolve authors • R Consortium • Jay Loden • Dave Daeschler • Giampaolo Rodola • Kuba Podgórski • Rich Geldreich • View description and downloads View dependencies GitHub project

2019 Published

0 Citations

18 Authors

14 Revisions

0.8.0.1 Version

GPL-3 License

Referenced by ⇅	Year
DependencyReviewer: Tool Suite to Investigate Other Packages (Version 1.2.3)	2022
MiscMetabar: Miscellaneous Functions for Metabarcoding Analysis (Version 0.12.1)	2024
PaRe: A Way to Perform Code Review or QA on Other Packages (Version 0.1.15)	2023
Require: Installing and Loading R Packages for Reproducible Workflows (Version 1.0.1)	2020
SCDB: Easily Access and Maintain Time-Based Versioned Data (Slowly-Changing-Dimension) (Version 0.5.0)	2023
dockerfiler: Easy Dockerfile Creation from R (Version 0.2.4)	2018
easystats: Framework for Easy Statistical Modeling, Visualization, and Reporting (Version 0.7.4)	2022
guideR: Miscellaneous Statistical Functions Used in 'guide-R' (Version 0.1.0)	0
natmanager: Install the 'Natverse' Packages from Scratch (Version 0.5.1)	2020
pkgdepends: Package Dependency Resolution and Downloads (Version 0.8.0)	2021
pkgload: Simulate Package Installation and Attach (Version 1.4.0)	2018
pliman: Tools for Plant Image Analysis (Version 3.0.0)	2021
renv: Project Environments (Version 1.1.1)	2019
rethnicity: Predicting Ethnic Group from Names (Version 0.2.6)	2021
serocalculator: Estimating Infection Rates from Serological Data (Version 1.3.0)	2024
stRoke: Clinical Stroke Research (Version 24.10.1)	2023
xfun: Supporting Functions for Packages Maintained by 'Yihui Xie' (Version 0.50)	2018

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