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R package for analyzing other R packages via graph representations of their dependencies
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pkgnet 
Introduction
pkgnet is an R library designed for the analysis of R libraries! The goal of the package is to build a graph representation of a package and its dependencies to inform a variety of activities, including:
- prioritizing functions to unit test based on their centrality
- examining the recursive dependencies you are taking on by using a given package
- exploring the structure of a new package provided by a coworker or downloaded from the internet
Table of contents
How it Works
The core functionality of this package is the CreatePackageReport function.
Installation
This package is now available from CRAN!
install.packages('pkgnet')
Usage Examples
Try it out!
library(pkgnet)
result <- CreatePackageReport('ggplot2')
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