jmvcore-package: jmvcore: Dependencies for the 'jamovi' Framework

Description

A framework for creating rich interactive analyses for the jamovi platform (see https://www.jamovi.org for more information).

Arguments

Number formatting

Numbers in results tables are formatted as jamovi formats them: each column is given enough decimal places for its smallest value to have the required number of significant figures, p-values are given to a fixed number of decimal places (and smaller ones are shown as < .001), and integers are shown as they are.

This is set with the jmvcore.format option, a list of:

style: 'sf' (significant figures) or 'dp' (decimal places), for values. Default 'sf'
digits: how many, for values. Default 4
pStyle: 'sf' or 'dp', for p-values. Default 'dp'
pDigits: how many, for p-values. Default 3

Any of these may be given, and the rest take their defaults. Setting the option replaces any earlier setting, rather than adding to it. The defaults are jamovi's, but with a significant figure more for values (digits=3 gives jamovi's own formatting).

The decimal symbol is taken from R's OutDec option.

Quarto and R Markdown

When a document is knitted to html, results are rendered as html, as jamovi exports them: tables, headings, notes and plots. Other output formats get the same text as the console.

A chunk may set its own number format, over jmvcore.format, with the jmv-format chunk option:

#| jmv-format: {digits: 5}
jmv::ttestIS(ToothGrowth, vars='len', group='supp')

Author

Maintainer: Jonathon Love [email protected] [copyright holder]

Authors:

Jonathon Love [email protected] [copyright holder]

Examples

Run this code

if (FALSE) {
# 5 significant figures, and p-values to 4 decimal places
options(jmvcore.format=list(digits=5, pDigits=4))

# jamovi's own formatting
options(jmvcore.format=list(digits=3))

# back to the defaults
options(jmvcore.format=NULL)
}