repana

• Modify the documentation at package level as requested by CRAN
• Allow to change the template file for a project
• Simplify the template file
• pkgdown is used to create a website for the package in github
• Change the way timestamp is manage. It does not need anymore to include

the start and end within the program.

• Custom YAML tags now control if session info and signature are injected to the

code

• Master now works by default with the spin option. User format txt option for

only txt output

• Make structure now produce 00_clean.R instead of 01_clean.R
• Simplified pattern manager for programs. Now all programs with format nn_ are

included by default in the list of programs executed by master

• Default db changed from SQLite to duckdb as duckdb have similar functionality,

but is more R friendly and preserver factors and dates (see https://duckdb.org/)

repana 1.23.2

• Fix a bug if an output_file is included as parameter in the render_function

repana 1.23.1

• Remove unused dependencies. Check that report is render only if pandoc

is available. Test for render reports only if pandoc is available

• Fix the problem of creating repeated *.Rproj in the .gitignore file

#repana 1.23.0

• The confirm_libraries function has been removed. It was not really

useful and potentially would not work well if many libraries are installed in the

system.

• Messages on the make_structure are now messages and not calls to cat() function.

repana 1.22.0

• Modification of the version to have three numbers, change author address to submit to CRAN.
• Modify license.
• Modify render_report to not delete the output file if the output directory is the same as the directory of the input file.

repana 1.21

• Small correction in the template

repana 1.20

• Modify templates. Now only 1 exists which is more friendly for pdf and html render and improve the search of Rscript to be windows friendly.
• DBI is declared as dependent and therefore it is loaded automatically with the package.
• Master spin is now by default html but a new parameters allow to select the type of render.
• Name of reports from rcode is now uniformly called spin instead of SPIN

repana 1.19

• Modify opening template to have plyr before dplyr and load tidyverse

repana 1.18

• Modify the templates to have one for the heading and one for the closing part of a SPIN

repana 1.17

• a master_spin function to run the code as SPINs

repana 1.16

• New RStudio addin to insert a Template documentation for a SPIN program

repana 1.15

• Include a function to wrap the render of rmarkdown documents within a program

repana 1.14

• Include a wrap to writeDataTable. Change as.character to deparse

to find the name of the data.frame in update_table.

repana 1.12

• Fix tests for the make_structure now creates 01_clean.R file

repana 1.11

• Include the get_dirs() function

repana 1.10

• update table now accept an argument for the name of the table

repana 1.9

*Fix get_con to use a different config.yml if needed

Version 1.8

• Include pool connections and update vignette and documentation

Version 1.7

• change the gitignore entry in config.yml to clean_before_new_analysis which is more explanatory for non git users.
• This entry is not back compatible any more with the previous config.yml
• The way to specify the database also changes. Now config.yml configure a RSQLite in-memory database. This is also not back compatible with previous config.yml

Version 1.6

• Change the way to define the gitignore, as a list instead of an expression

Version 1.5

• Fix the duplication of entries in gitignore

Version 1.5

• gitignore is now processed based on the names of gitignore entry of the config.yml. Previously was a fixed set of directories
• make_structure create directories and subdirectories

Version 1.4*

• New function confirm_libraries()

Version 1.3

• Include config.yml in .gitignore
• Change the NEWS to NEWS.md

Version 1.2

*Improve seeking of Rscript package. Works for Linux and OS

Version 1.1

*Include parameter stop to master function

Version 1.0

• Package ready for deployment