A tool to uniformly present tables using standardized Rijksoverheid (Dutch National Government) styling. This package is part of the [ROvis umbrella package] (https://github.com/rivm-syso/ROvis).
# Install from GitHub
# install.packages("pak")
# pak::pak("rivm-syso/ROvis.table")
install.packages("ROvis.table", repos = c('https://rivm-syso.r-universe.dev', 'https://cloud.r-project.org'))
library(ROvis.table)
# Apply the Rijksoverheid-styled gt theme to a data frame
ro_gt_theme(head(mtcars, 5))
First point of contact for questions: ROvis team (spin@rivm.nl)
We welcome contributions! Before you start, please read CONTRIBUTING.md. It explains how to open an issue, our git etiquette (branches, commits, pull requests and reviews) and our code standards. See CONTRIBUTORS.md for the list of contributors.
For information about R package development, check the R Packages book. Below we describe the most important guidelines and practicalities.
We use the testthat, lintr and roxygen2 package for development of tests, code style
checks and automatic documentation. We also use the devtools and usethis package during
development to adhere to standards for R packages and make developing easier! Install them
in your Rstudio environment:
install.packages("testthat")
install.packages("lintr")
install.packages("roxygen2")
install.packages("quarto")
install.packages("pkgdown")
install.packages("devtools")
install.packages("usethis")
Type devtools::load_all() in your console each time you start developing. This loads
all dependencies and non-exported functions in the NAMESPACE. This makes developing a lot easier!
To ensure code standardization and quality, follow these guidelines:
usethis::use_test()
usethis::use_package(). We use
the min_version argument to specify a minimum version.usethis::use_import_from()
devtools::document() to
create automatic documentation in the man folderThis R package was created by the ROvis team (spin@rivm.nl).
The code can be re-used under license EUPL v.1.2. See LICENCE for details.