Help you find out who's using your package and what for Can show where documentation/tests need improving Based on package tag (requires >1,500 reputation to add tag) Consider creating an RSS feed for relevant StackOverflow questions Using GitHub issues means that people can see if bug already reported and Add a `BugReports` url to your `DESCRIPTION` DOI points to a particular version (e.g. The research compendium can be published on Zenodo, Figshare or Dryad Advice on how to structure a research compendium is given by rOpenSci: Could demonstrate a protocol/pipeline vs research study. A *research compendium* can showcase your work in a reproducible workflow Journal Open Source Software: open code review, short descriptive paper F1000research Bioconductor/R package gateway: publish, then open review **Science**: Bioinformatics, PLOS ONE, Method in Ecology and Evolution **Computing**: Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, Journal ofĬomputational and Graphical Statistics, SoftwareX **Open Source Software**: The R Journal, Journal of Statistical Software A paper not only promotes your package but benefits from peer review Don't forget to share your slides! (Conference/personal website, LinkedIn, Conferences provide greater exposure, particular to people working in relevant **Specific**: Insurance Data Science Conference, BiocAsia 2020 **General**: useR!, rstudio::conf, satRdays Check description for how to propose addition Would your package fit in a CRAN Task View? Add to the weekly news blog, see (), and example pull requests (), (). Publicize your new package via R Weekly Consider RPubs or gist for one-off tutorial/case study, e.g. Some channels are obvious: website, blog, Twitter (#rstats)
Some promotion will/may be done for you: CRANberries, R Views Monthly Top 40, Useful functions for additional checks: `usethis::use_release_issue()` creates a GitHub issue with a checklist. Hadley Wickham's R Packages gives good advice: Bioconductor, rOpenSci: even higher standards, code reviewĪs someone who hopes to submit their first package 📦to CRAN this year… what should I know? 😳- We are R-Ladies Febru
Works with current version of R and other packages Basic standards: documented code, running examples, etc Code is ready to be used (not a beta version) Update with Johannesburg satRday 2020 workshop materials soon! Earo Wang's R-Ladies talk "Everything you need to know to create your own R package" # Publishing and Promoting your R Package
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