This gist installs all the R-packages I use. This is most particularly useful when a fresh installation of R is required.

init.R

# The line below corresponds to all packages, I use at least twice in my documents
# This list has been created using pkguse (remotes::install_github("mkearney/pkguse"))
package <- c("base64enc", "blogdown", "corrr", 
              "countrycode", "cowplot", "devtools", 
              "dplyr", "dummies", "fs", "furrr", 
              "future", "ggcorrplot", "ggplot2", "glue", 
              "janitor", "kableExtra", "keras", "keyring", 
              "knitr", "lubridate", "magrittr", "numbers", 
              "pacman", "purrr", "R.utils", "R6", "readr", 
              "readxl", "reticulate", "rio", "rlang", "rmarkdown", 
              "RMySQL", "RSQLite", "rstudioapi", "rvest", "shiny", "sjPlot",
              "spacyr", "stargazer", "stringdist", "stringr", 
              "tibble", "tidyr", "tidyverse", "udpipe",
              "usethis", "viridis", "xml2") 

package_perso <- c("randomForest")

# To install the packages, I use the pacman packages, which deals better with dependencies than install.packages()
install.packages("pacman")

# The tidyverse is first installed 
pacman::p_load(tidyverse)

# Then I try to load all packages in the character vector. If the package is not found, it is installed
pacman::p_load(char = package)
pacman::p_load(char = package_perso)

# Finally a couple of packages, which have 
remote::install_github("benjaminguinaudeau/dockeR")
remote::install_github("benjaminguinaudeau/bashR")