edit {usethis} | R Documentation |
edit_r_profile()
opens .Rprofile
edit_r_environ()
opens .Renviron
edit_r_makevars()
opens .R/Makevars
edit_git_config()
opens .gitconfig
or .git/config
edit_git_ignore()
opens .gitignore
edit_rstudio_snippets(type)
opens .R/snippets/{type}.snippets
edit_r_profile(scope = c("user", "project")) edit_r_environ(scope = c("user", "project")) edit_r_buildignore(scope = c("user", "project")) edit_r_makevars(scope = c("user", "project")) edit_rstudio_snippets( type = c("r", "markdown", "c_cpp", "css", "html", "java", "javascript", "python", "sql", "stan", "tex") ) edit_git_config(scope = c("user", "project")) edit_git_ignore(scope = c("user", "project"))
scope |
Edit globally for the current user, or locally for the current project |
type |
Snippet type (case insensitive text). |
The edit_r_*()
functions and edit_rstudio_snippets()
consult R's notion
of user's home directory. The edit_git_*()
functions – and usethis
in general – inherit home directory behaviour from the fs package,
which differs from R itself on Windows. The fs default is more
conventional in terms of the location of user-level Git config files. See
fs::path_home()
for more details.
Files created by edit_rstudio_snippets()
will mask, not supplement,
the built-in default snippets. If you like the built-in snippets, copy them
and include with your custom snippets.
Path to the file, invisibly.