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This skill helps developers create R package vignettes using R Markdown or Quarto. It covers setup, YAML configuration, code chunk options, and CRAN requirements for building user-facing tutorials. Use it for "Getting Started" guides, documenting multi-function workflows, or meeting CRAN documentation standards.

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Write Vignette

Long-form doc vignettes for R pkgs.

Use When

  • "Getting Started" tutorial for pkg
  • Doc complex workflows across multi fns
  • Domain-specific guides (stat methodology)
  • CRAN submission requires user-facing docs beyond fn help

In

  • Required: R pkg w/ fns to doc
  • Required: Vignette title + topic
  • Optional: Format (R Markdown or Quarto, default: R Markdown)
  • Optional: Vignette needs external data|APIs?

Do

Step 1: Vignette File

usethis::use_vignette("getting-started", title = "Getting Started with packagename")

Got: vignettes/getting-started.Rmd created w/ YAML frontmatter. knitr + rmarkdown added to DESCRIPTION Suggests. vignettes/ dir exists.

If err: usethis::use_vignette() fails → verify cwd is pkg root (contains DESCRIPTION). knitr not installed → install.packages("knitr") first. Manual: create vignettes/ dir + file by hand, ensure YAML has all 3 %\Vignette* entries.

Step 2: Content

---
title: "Getting Started with packagename"
output: rmarkdown::html_vignette
vignette: >
  %\VignetteIndexEntry{Getting Started with packagename}
  %\VignetteEngine{knitr::rmarkdown}
  %\VignetteEncoding{UTF-8}
---

## Introduction

Brief overview of what the package does and who it's for.

## Installation

```r
install.packages("packagename")
library(packagename)

Basic Usage

Walk through the primary workflow:

# Load example data
data <- example_data()

# Process
result <- main_function(data, option = "default")

# Inspect
summary(result)

Advanced Features

Cover optional or advanced functionality.

Conclusion

Summarize and point to other vignettes or resources.


**Got:** Vignette Rmd has Intro, Install, Basic Usage, Advanced, Conclusion. Code uses pkg's exported fns + produces visible out.

**If err:** Examples fail to run → verify pkg installed `devtools::install()`. Examples use pkg name in `library()` (not `devtools::load_all()`). Fns requiring external resources → `eval=FALSE` to show w/o exec.

### Step 3: Code Chunks

Per chunk options:

```r
# Standard evaluated chunk
{r example-basic}
result <- compute_something(1:10)
result

# Show code but don't run (for illustrative purposes)
{r api-example, eval=FALSE}
connect_to_api(key = "your_key_here")

# Run but hide code (show only output)
{r hidden-setup, echo=FALSE}
library(packagename)

# Set global options
{r setup, include=FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(
  collapse = TRUE,
  comment = "#>",
  fig.width = 7,
  fig.height = 5
)

Got: Setup chunk w/ include=FALSE sets global opts (collapse, comment, fig.width, fig.height). Chunks configured: eval=FALSE for illustrative, echo=FALSE for hidden setup, std for interactive examples.

If err: Chunk opts not taking effect → verify syntax {r chunk-name, option=value} (comma-separated, no quotes around logicals). Setup chunk runs first → place at top.

Step 4: External Deps

Vignettes needing net access|optional pkgs:

{r check-available, include=FALSE}
has_suggested <- requireNamespace("optionalpkg", quietly = TRUE)

{r use-suggested, eval=has_suggested}
optionalpkg::special_function()

Long-running computations → pre-compute + save:

# Save pre-computed results to vignettes/
saveRDS(expensive_result, "vignettes/precomputed.rds")

# Load in vignette
{r load-precomputed}
result <- readRDS("precomputed.rds")

Got: External deps handled gracefully: optional pkgs conditional via requireNamespace(), net-dep code uses eval=FALSE|tryCatch(), expensive computations use pre-computed .rds.

If err: Vignette fails on CRAN due to unavail optional pkgs → wrap w/ conditional var (eval=has_suggested). Pre-computed → ensure .rds in vignettes/ + ref'd via relative path.

Step 5: Build + Test

# Build single vignette
devtools::build_vignettes()

# Build and check (catches vignette issues)
devtools::check()

Got: Vignette builds no errs. HTML out readable.

If err:

  • Missing pandoc: Set RSTUDIO_PANDOC in .Renviron
  • Pkg not installed: devtools::install() first
  • Missing Suggests: Install pkgs in DESCRIPTION Suggests

Step 6: Verify in Pkg Check

devtools::check()

Vignette-related checks: builds correctly, doesn't take too long, no errs.

Got: devtools::check() passes no vignette-related errs|warnings. Vignette builds within CRAN time limits (typically < 60 sec).

If err: Vignette causes check failures → common fixes: add missing Suggests to DESCRIPTION, reduce build time w/ eval=FALSE on slow chunks, ensure VignetteIndexEntry matches title. Run devtools::build_vignettes() separately to isolate.

Check

  • Vignette builds no errs via devtools::build_vignettes()
  • All code chunks exec correctly
  • VignetteIndexEntry matches title
  • devtools::check() passes no vignette warnings
  • Vignette appears in pkgdown site articles (if applicable)
  • Build time reasonable (< 60 sec for CRAN)

Traps

  • VignetteIndexEntry mismatch: Index entry in YAML must match what users see in vignette(package = "pkg")
  • Missing vignette YAML block: All 3 %\Vignette* lines required
  • Vignette too slow for CRAN: Pre-compute results or eval=FALSE for expensive ops
  • Pandoc not found: Ensure RSTUDIO_PANDOC env var set
  • Self-referencing pkg: library(packagename) not devtools::load_all() in vignettes

  • write-roxygen-docs — fn-level docs complement vignette tutorials
  • build-pkgdown-site — vignettes appear as articles on pkgdown
  • submit-to-cran — CRAN has specific vignette reqs
  • create-quarto-report — Quarto as alt to R Markdown vignettes

GitHub 仓库

pjt222/agent-almanac
路径: i18n/caveman-ultra/skills/write-vignette
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