obrl_soil obrl-soil

Download binary from oracle: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/database-technologies/r/roracle/downloads/index.html

The run the following command in r, substituting the file path:

setwd('xxxxx')   # set to path of download
install.packages('ROracle_1.1-11.zip', repos = NULL)

A tired old R package repo

NOTE: *below I originally advocated deleting .travis.yml, appveyor.yml, codecov.yml and related ignore items, I don't think you should be so hasty - leave them for a while maybe. *

Here is tabularaster, an R package on CRAN that uses Appveyor, Travis, Codecov, and manual pkgdown builds.

Here is the state of the repo at 2020-04-13: https://github.com/hypertidy/tabularaster/tree/c0207410a01c169790646b92b84e2071fea3bf60

See the current master branch for the new Actions state.

	## Example procedure for working with data (attributes) inside SpatialPolygonsDataFrame objects

	# Load my favorite libraries for that sort of work
	library(data.table)
	library(rgdal)

	# Load 2 shapefiles that, say, we want to merge.
	# Note that you can read pretty much any spatial format using readOGR().
	tza.l2 <- readOGR("./analysis/TZA-AC-07/maps", "tza-ac-07_L2")
	tza.l1 <- readOGR("./analysis/TZA-AC-07/maps", "tza-ac-07_L1")

	prior_version = 3.3

	library_path = .libPaths()[1]
	library_path = substr(library_path, 1, nchar(library_path)-3)

	old_library_path=paste0(library_path, prior_version)

	old_packages = list.files(old_library_path)

	install.packages(old_packages)

	FROM darribas/gds:3.0
	USER root
	RUN apt-get install --yes cmake
	RUN pip install h3
	ADD ./h3_pysal.ipynb

	# Save your R package list:
	packages <- levels(as.data.frame(installed.packages()[,1])[,1])
	write.csv(packages, "requirements.txt", row.names = FALSE, quote = FALSE)

	# Load your R package list:
	backup <- levels(read.csv("requirements.txt")[,1])

	# Install your package list on a new machine:
	install.packages(backup)

	---
	title: "Markdown to HTML: Cross-references and captions for tables and figure"
	output:
	bookdown::html_document2
	---


	Update December 2022: `gt` and `rtables` (partially) have cross-references.
	And there is [`quarto`](https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/cross-references.html), not treated here, which has a much more elegant referencing syntax.

	library(shiny)
	shinyServer(function(input, output) {

	})