Gives the top "x" most downloaded packages.
most_downloaded_packages(dataset, n = 6L, ...)
a dataset output from running read_RStudio_CRAN_data, after going through format_RStudio_CRAN_data.
the number of top packages to show.
not in use.
a table of top packages by downloads (a numeric vector with packages as names)
RStudio maintains its own CRAN mirror, https://cran.rstudio.com/ and offers its log files.
download_RStudio_CRAN_data, read_RStudio_CRAN_data,barplot_package_users_per_day
# NOT RUN {
# The first two functions might take a good deal of time to run (depending on the date range)
RStudio_CRAN_data_folder <-
download_RStudio_CRAN_data(START = '2013-04-02',
END = '2013-04-05')
# around the time R 3.0.0 was released
my_RStudio_CRAN_data <- read_RStudio_CRAN_data(RStudio_CRAN_data_folder)
my_RStudio_CRAN_data <- format_RStudio_CRAN_data(my_RStudio_CRAN_data)
head(my_RStudio_CRAN_data)
most_downloaded_packages(my_RStudio_CRAN_data)
top_packages <- names(most_downloaded_packages(my_RStudio_CRAN_data))
lineplot_package_downloads(pkg_names = top_packages, dataset = my_RStudio_CRAN_data)
# }
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