R
Using {remotes} directly from GitHub:
install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("tidywf/tidywigits") # latest main commit
remotes::install_github("tidywf/tidywigits@v0.1.0") # specific versionConda
The conda package is available from the tidywf channel at https://anaconda.org/tidywf/r-tidywigits.
conda create -n tidywigits_env -c tidywf -c conda-forge r-tidywigits==0.1.0
conda activate tidywigits_envDocker
The Docker image is available from the GitHub Container Registry at https://github.com/tidywf/tidywigits/pkgs/container/tidywigits.
docker pull --platform linux/amd64 ghcr.io/tidywf/tidywigits:0.1.0Pixi
If you use Pixi, you can create a new isolated environment with the deployed conda package:
pixi init -c tidywf -c conda-forge ./tidy_env
cd ./tidy_env
pixi add r-tidywigits==0.1.0Then you can create a task to run the tidywigits.R CLI script:
pixi task add tidywigits "tidywigits.R"
pixi run tidywigits --helpOr activate the environment and use tidywigits directly in an R environment:
pixi shell
Rlibrary(tidywigits)

