The pkgdown website for this project is located at https://yum.opens.science. If the development version also has a pkgdown website, that’s located at https://r-packages.gitlab.io/yum.
You can install the released version of yum
from CRAN with:
install.packages('yum');
You can install the development version of yum
from GitLab with:
remotes::install_gitlab('r-packages/yum');
(assuming you have remotes
installed; otherwise, install that first using the install.packages
function)
You can install the cutting edge development version (own risk, don’t try this at home, etc) of yum
from GitLab with:
remotes::install_gitlab('r-packages/yum@dev');
yum
was created to have minimal dependencies. It requires yaml
to be able to actually load (parse) the extracted YAML fragments, and you will often want to have data.tree
available to organise the results in a tree if they have a hierarchical structure. Therefore, yum
does have some dependencies through those two suggested packages. Of these, yaml
only has one dependency, but data.tree
has quite a few more.