Thanks for your contribution!
- R
make
pandoc
If you don't want to or can't install these things, then just edit the webtech.md
file, and submit a pull request.
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Fork this repo
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Edit the webtech.md file. If the package you are adding is on CRAN, add a the package name within
<pkg></pkg>
tags (use<ohat></ohat>
for OmegaHat packages,<rforge></rforge>
for RForge, and<bioc></bioc>
for Bioconductor packages). If it's not on CRAN, put it markdown link syntax:[display-text](url)
(e.g.,[rgbif](https://github.com/ropensci/rgbif) (not on CRAN)
). If there is a non-CRAN source repository available, add it as a link in parentheses after the package name (e.g.,<pkg>rgbif</pkg> ([GitHub](https://github.com/ropensci/rgbif))
). Note that GitHub is written in camel case. -
On the command line type
make
and press enter, which creates theWebTechnologies.ctv
,WebTechnologies.html
, andREADME.md
files. -
Check to make sure the
.ctv
file is correct. In the console output frommake check
, you should get:$`Packages in <info> but not in <packagelist>` character(0) $`Packages in <packagelist> but not in <info>` character(0) $`Packages in <packagelist> but not in repos` character(0)
If you don't, follow the error messages to fix. If you can't figure out how to fix, just send the PR anyway, and the maintainer will fix.
If you changed anything in the
webtech.md
file, repeat step 3 to remake files. If everything was fine, proceed. -
Push back up to your account, then send a pull request to
ropensci/webservices
If you just want to submit an issue, then go to the issues page and do that. Please list as much of the following as possible: package name, repository, development URL, description/details.