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COURSERA: BUILDING R PACKAGES

Peer-graded Assignment
Enrique Pérez Herrero
email: [email protected]
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007

Build Status AppVeyor Build Status

Create an Example Package in R

Package: fars GitHub: https://github.com/EnriquePH/FARS

Data Source

The functions will be using data from the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Fatality Analysis Reporting System, which is a nationwide census providing the American public yearly data regarding fatal injuries suffered in motor vehicle traffic crashes.

Review Criteria

For this assignment you'll submit a link to the GitHub repository which contains your package. This assessment will ask reviewers the following questions:

  • Does this package contain the correct R file(s) under the R/ directory?
  • Does this package contain a man/ with directory corresponding documentation files?
  • Does this package contain a vignette which provides a meaningful description of the package and how it should be used?
  • Does this package have at least one test included in the tests/ directory?
  • Does this package have a NAMESPACE file?
  • Does the README.md file for this directory have a Travis badge?
  • Is the build of this package passing on Travis badge?
  • Are the build logs for this package on Travis badge free of any errors, warnings, or notes?

Notes:

  • Package has passed also AppVeyor tests
  • Please, follow the links on Review Criteria.

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Dear Enrique,

I'm doing the same peer-reviewed assignment for the same course right now. Could you please help me?

How did you include the raw data in the package? I’ve read chapter 14.3 of the book “R Packages” by Wickham, but its recipe did not work. I’ve put the three files (.csv.bz2) used in this assignment in a inst/extdata subdirectory, but the function system.file does not find them, after my package is installed and loaded.

It looks like this part it working fine in your package. You are even able to use these files in the examples of your vignette. How did you do it, please?

Thank you!

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