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{cheatsheet} is a simple R package that downloads helpful R cheatsheets from the repository maintained by Posit You could easily just clone the repo these are hosted at and filter them how you wish; this package is just a shortcut and more useful for people who aren’t familiar with git.
You can install the released version of cheatsheet from CRAN with:
install.packages("cheatsheet")The main function here is
cheatsheet::get_all_cheatsheets.
library(cheatsheet)
library(fs)
# Get all cheatsheets and place in a folder on your desktop
cheatsheet::get_all_cheatsheets(local_path = "cheats", tidyverse_only = FALSE)
fs::dir_ls("cheats")
# 0-template.pdf
# Machine Learning Modelling in R.pdf
# SamplingStrata.pdf
# base-r.pdf
# bayesplot.pdf
# bcea.pdf
# caret.pdf
# cartography.pdf
# collapse.pdf
# data-import.pdf
# data-transformation.pdf
# data-visualization-2.1.pdf
# datatable.pdf
# declaredesign.pdf
# distr6.pdf
# estimatr.pdf
# eurostat.pdf
# factors.pdf
# gganimate.pdf
# golem.pdf
# gwasrapidd.pdf
# h2o.pdf
# how-big-is-your-graph.pdf
# imputeTS.pdf
# jfa.pdf
# keras.pdf
# labelled.pdf
# leaflet.pdf
# lubridate.pdf
# mlr.pdf
# mosaic.pdf
# nardl.pdf
# nimble.pdf
# oSCR.pdf
# overviewR.pdf
# package-development.pdf
# packagefinder.pdf
# parallel_computation.pdf
# plumber.pdf
# purrr.pdf
# quanteda.pdf
# randomizr.pdf
# regex.pdf
# reticulate.pdf
# rmarkdown-2.0.pdf
# rphylopic.pdf
# rstudio-ide.pdf
# sf.pdf
# shiny.pdf
# shiny_Spanish_final.pdf
# sjmisc.pdf
# sparklyr.pdf
# stata2r.pdf
# strings.pdf
# survminer.pdf
# syntax.pdf
# teachR.pdf
# tidyeval.pdf
# time-series.pdf
# tsbox.pdf
# vegan.pdf
# vtree.pdf
# xplain.pdf# Just grab core tidyverse cheatsheets
cheatsheet::get_all_cheatsheets(local_path = "cheats", tidyverse_only = TRUE)
# data-import.pdf data-transformation.pdf
# data-visualization-2.1.pdf factors.pdf
# lubridate.pdf purrr.pdf
# strings.pdf tidyeval.pdf {cheatsheet} also lets you download cheatsheets that have been translated to over a dozen languages. Check which languages are available with this command:
cheatsheet::list_languages()
#>
#> ── Languages available for get_translation() ───────────────────────────────────
#> • chinese
#> • dutch
#> • french
#> • german
#> • greek
#> • italian
#> • japanese
#> • korean
#> • portuguese
#> • russian
#> • spanish
#> • turkish
#> • ukranian
#> • uzbek
#> • vietnamese
#>
#> ── Pass the language you choose above to get_translation(), like:
#> get_translation('~/Desktop/french', 'french')Then, pass the language you want to this function:
cheatsheet::get_translation(local_path = "cheats", language = "german")
# base-r_de.pdf
# data-transformation-cheatsheet_de.pdf
# data-wrangling-german.pdf
# devtools-german.pdf
# ggplot2-german.pdf
# rmarkdown-cheatsheet-2.0-german.pdf
# shiny-german.pdf
# sparklyr-cheatsheet_de.pdfIf anyone has another known and established stash of cheatsheets that would be helpful for this package, please submit an issue or pull request.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.