And deeper than oblivion we do bury
The incensing relics of it
William Shakespeare, All’s Well That Ends Well, V.3
The relic package provides tools for working with version-controlled
workflows, in git repositories. It enables extracting and comparing
files and objects from project history. You can use relic for tasks
such as
- Pulling a file from a previous version of your code
- Creating a report (or a GIF!) that shows the evolution of a model object or output over the course of repository development
- Run code repeatedly at many points along repository history to compare outputs or performance.
relic has specific functionality for working with
targets projects. It
works especially well when used in conjunction with cloud-based,
versioned object
storage.
You can install the development version of relic from R-Universe like
so:
install.packages("relic", repos = "https://ecohealthalliance.r-universe.dev")Or, you can build the source package from GitHub with
devtools::install_github("ecohealthalliance/relic")git2ris a low-level R interface to git, and is used byrelic.gertis an alternative, higher-level R interface to git especially suited to performing and automating git operations.gittargetsis an R package for versioning objects in thetargetsframework by placing binary objects in a separate git or Git LFS repository.git2rdatais an R package for organizing tabular data to store in git repositories.git2netis a Python package that facilitates network analysis of git repositories.bisectris an R package for runninggit bisectto find commits that introduced bugs in project history.doltis a relational database with git-like versioning and doltr is an R interface to it.
Find more related packages on R-Universe.
Please note that the relic project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.
relic is developed at EcoHealth
Alliance.
