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Manually keeping track of modules libraries, programs, reporting
templates and datasets authored by different teams and stored in
different locations can be an onerous undertaking. The
ready4
library therefore includes tools to allow a
modelling project’s maintainers to perform automated searches for model
artefacts and to output tabular summaries of these assets in formats
suitable for inclusion on a project documentation website.
The ready4
library includes tools to allow a modelling
project’s maintainers to partially automate searching for and creating
summaries of relevant modelling project assets (e.g. tutorials,
releases, etc.) that are suitable for inclusion on documentation website
pages.
The documentation website maintenance tools in the
ready4
library are designed to be used on a docsy
documentation website derived from this template
repository. An example of a website created from this template is
the readyforwhatsnext model
project website, for which source code is available
here.
The write_to_render_post
is the main ready4
function used specifically for website maintenance tasks. Importantly,
the non-CRAN library hugodown needs to be
installed to use this function.
write_to_render_post
is designed for help overcome
practical challenges of rendering RMD or Rmarkdown files (particularly
those sourced from an individual module library’s documentation website)
to Markdown output in an overall modelling project website. Examples of
its use are in this
script that is run when updating the readyforwhatsnext project
website. The RMD / Rmarkdown files rendered by this example script call
other useful functions from the ready4 package, such as:
get_libraries_tb
, update_libraries_tb
and print_packages
for updating details on module libraries
(see this
example)
make_modules_tb
and print_modules
for
updating details on individual modules (see this
example)
make_datasets_tb
and print_data
for
updating details on module datasets (see this
example)
get_datasets_tb
, make_dss_tb
and
make_ds_releases_tbl
for updating release statuses of
module datasets (see this RMD
file and its output)
make_programs_tbl
for updating details on analysis
programs or reporting sub-routines that use model modules (see this
RMD file and its
associated output as well as this RMD
file and its
output)
make_code_releases_tbl
for updating release statuses
of module libraries and programs or reporting sub-routines that use
model modules (see this RMD
file and its output)
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.