Like base require
, irequire
tries to find and load a package,
but in an interactive way, i.e. offering the user to install it if not found.
irequire(
package,
lib = NULL,
...,
load = TRUE,
msg = NULL,
quiet = TRUE,
prependLF = FALSE,
ptype = c("CRAN-like", "BioC", "BioCsoft", "BioCann"),
autoinstall = !interactive()
)
name of the package
path to the directory (library) where the package is to be looked for and installed if agreed by the user.
extra arguments passed to install.packages
.
a logical that indicates if the package should be loaded, possibly after installation.
message to display in case the package is not found when first
trying to load/find it.
This message is appended to the string "Package '<packagename>' is required"
.
logical that indicates if loading a package should be done quietly
with require.quiet
or normally with require
.
logical that indicates if the message should start at a new line.
type of package: from CRAN-like repositories, Bioconductor, Bioconductor software, Bioconductor annotation.
Bioconductor packages are installed using biocLite
from the
BiocInstaller package or fetched on line at http://bioconductor.org/biocLite.R.
logical that indicates if missing packages should just be installed without asking with the user, which is the default in non-interactive sessions.
TRUE
if the package was successfully loaded/found (installed),
FALSE
otherwise.
Other require:
require.quiet()