pacs (version 0.6.0)

pac_health: CRAN package health state at a specific Date or for a specific version

Description

a package health for a certain version or at a specific Date. By default works for the newest package version. A healthy package was published for more than x days, where default is 14 days. CRAN team gives around one/two week to resolved a package which gave errors under the check page. The newest release is checked for any warnings/errors on the R CRAN package check page.

Usage

pac_health(
  pac,
  version = NULL,
  at = NULL,
  limit = 14,
  scope = c("ERROR", "FAIL"),
  flavors = NULL,
  lib.loc = .libPaths(),
  repos = "https://cran.rstudio.com/",
  source = c("cran", "crandb")
)

Value

logical if a package is healthy.

Arguments

pac

character a package name.

version

character version of a package. Default: NULL

at

Date from which to take the version. Default: NULL

limit

numeric at least days to treat as healthy, ">=limit". Default: 14

scope

character vector scope of the check, accepted values c("ERROR", "FAIL", "WARN", "NOTE"). Default: c("ERROR", "FAIL")

flavors

character vector of CRAN server names to consider, possible names could be get with pacs::cran_flavors()$Flavor. The pacs::match_flavors() function could be used to get CRAN server names matched for your local OS. By default all CRAN machines are considered NULL value. Default: NULL

lib.loc

character vector of search paths with local packages. Default: .libPaths()

repos

character vector repositories URLs to use. Default https://cran.rstudio.com/

source

character one of c("cran", "crandb"). Using the MEATCRAN CRANDB or the direct web page download from CRAN. When "crandb" is set then options(pacs.crandb_ntry = 3) and options(pacs.crandb_nsleep = 0.001) can be used to control the fetch. "pacs.crandb_ntry" can be used to set the maximum number of try outs, by default 3. "pacs.crandb_nsleep" can be used to set the sleep duration between fetch try outs, by default 0.001. Default: "cran"

Examples

if (FALSE) {
pacs::pac_health("memoise")
pacs::pac_health("dplyr", version = "0.8.0", limit = 14)
pacs::pac_health("dplyr", at = as.Date("2019-02-14"))
pacs::pac_health("dplyr", limit = 14, scope = c("ERROR", "FAIL"))
}