Week 10: Building your own R Package

Hi everyone!

This week we learned about R packages and creating our own! The first step is loading in the devtools and roxygen2 packages and then setting up the description page and naming the package. 

I was interested with the hiring letter function I started developing in the S3 and S4 module, so I decided to make that an actual template for employers to use in a easy to access R package. Check out GitHub to see my DESCRIPTION page for the hireLetter package I am creating!

Final Project Proposal

My final project proposal is the hireLetter package. This package will include a function called pass() and fail() where a data frame of employee information and qualifications is inputted as the parameter to output a list of individuals who either pass or fail the employer's expectations. The other function add-ons include the acceptedL() and rejectedL() that customizes a letter for the inputted parameter of the person's name of either acceptance or rejection. I may add more functions to be a part of this package depending on how the listed functions within this package work. I would love any feedback on the achievability of my proposed package.

-Ramya's POV


 

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