The goal of inspectoRGadget is to meet an urgent need spelled out in this twitter plea
You can install the development version of inspectoRGadget
from github with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("adam-gruer/inspectoRGadget")
Step 1: gadgetize your favourite installed package by calling gogo_gadget_arms()
Wowsers! All that package's functions and objects can now be used by typing gogo_{function/object}
library(inspectoRGadget)
gogo_gadget_arms("dplyr")
Step 2: gogo_ all the things! Here we gogo_filter()
the beaver1
dataset to find when the critter was active
gogo_filter(beaver1, activ == 1)
#> day time temp activ
#> 1 346 1730 37.07 1
#> 2 346 1950 37.10 1
#> 3 346 2150 37.53 1
#> 4 346 2230 37.25 1
#> 5 346 2300 37.24 1
#> 6 347 340 37.15 1
All those gogo_s now live in your search path in an environment called gadget_arms
(thanks for the tip Hadley Wickam!)
This is not really important unless you have already loaded an important, useful package also called gadget_arms
. In that case, sorry, together we probably busted something, I see error messages in your future.
Please note there are probably lots of reasons this is not a good idea but neither Brain nor Penny was around to stop us
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