create_rproj()
finishes by way of command line what Rstudio will do
naturally. It will add a simple .Rproj
file to your directory.
create_rproj(path, ...)
path | the directory name for the project (e.g. "my-project", "dissertation", or whatever) |
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... | optional stuff, but you can ignore this |
create_rproj()
creates an .Rproj
file in your directory. It should be run
in the command line after running create_project{}
in the command line. You will NOT
need to do this if you elect to use Rstudio's interface for the creation of a project. Rstudio
will do that for you automatically.
if (FALSE) { create_project("example") # creates new directory create_rproj("example") # creates new \code{.Rproj} file in that directory }