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Should we add textdata package to the list of packages install with the mass installation function? It is used in chapter 11 of the DSIEUR book.

When I used devtools::install_github("data-edu/dataedu") I got this error:

Error in library(simstudy) : there is no package called ‘simstudy’
Error: unable to load R code in package ‘dataedu’
Execution halted

I installed simstudy and that seemed to fix the problem. Is there a way we can require simstudy when installing the package?

Code on page 50 for roster does not execute and sample codes on page 57 either. Error suggest group_by is not applicable to character var District Name. Frustrating when learning R. I thought you people have tested the sample codes. The whole idea of the book seems very practical.

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Brief description of the problem

> devtools::install_github("data-edu/dataedu")
Downloading GitHub repo data-edu/dataedu@master
sh: 1: /bin/gtar: not found
sh: 1: /bin/gtar: not found
Error: Failed to install 'dataedu' from GitHub:
  error in running command
In addition: Warning messages:
1: In system(cmd) : error in running command
2: In utils::untar(tarfile, ...) :
  ‘/bin/gtar -xf '/tmp/RtmpCrd0sR/file33f81e7ec26a.tar.gz' -C '/tmp/RtmpCrd0sR/remotes33f8291625ea'’ returned error code 127

please solve this

Related: r-lib/pkgdown#1206 (comment)

Used devtools::install_github("data-edu/dataedu") and got this error:

Error in select(s12_course_data, ) : could not find function "select"
Error: unable to load R code in package ‘dataedu’
Execution halted

I'm guessing library(tidyverse) needs to appear in a script somewhere, but not sure where.

Referencing post: data-edu/data-science-in-education#519

Gill Sans MT is a font that is bundled only on some Macs, and {extrafont} doesn't necessarily load it unless it's already on the user's computer. To be able to use theme_dataedu(), some Mac users have to download Gill Sans MT, use extrafont::font_import(), then loadfonts(). Not sure if this is also the case with Windows users.

Need to decide how to fix this in the package, either by directing users to download the font, throwing an informative warning if the font is not installed on their computers and letting users render the plot with the default font, or changing Gill Sans to a font that doesn't have these issues.

Walkthrough 2: There's no folder gradebooks in 'data' nor anywhere else. Hence, there are not files with grades.

Starting from the latest Travis build #35, there are several remaining items to address in R CMD check:

• Warning: Several LaTeX errors with .Rd files ending in \end{description}, possibly because @description is meant to be the second paragraph of each documentation block. Lines:
  • L7090
  • L7100
  • L7113
  • L7128
  • L7150
  • L7160
• Warning: Several LaTeX errors for 'Overfull \hbox'. Lines:
  • L7122
  • L7137
  • L7141
  • L7145
  • L7170
• Error: Error in texi2dvi, unable to run ‘pdflatex’ on ‘Rd2.tex’
  • L7319 says ‘Error in running tools::texi2pdf(). Since L699 doesn’t list {tools} as an attached base package and it’s not listed on L825 as one of the 94 installed packages, we might need to add {tools} to .travis.yml.
• Warning: Non-standard license specification, CCBY-4.0
• Note: No visible global function definitions for several functions from L8360 to L8375
• Note: Undefined global functions or variables from L8376 to L8378
• Warning: Missing documentation entry for wt05_aggdat_merged_dat on L8386
• Warning: Code/documentation mismatch for tt_tweets on L8394
• Warning: ‘processed’ and ‘raw’ folders in the ‘data’ directory
  • Travis suggests moving these to ‘inst/extdata’

I want to test that the font for the ggplot theme font loaded properly. Would appreciate any suggestions :)

just noticed this warning when generating citaitons for the packages used in the book:

knitr::write_bib(c("bookdown", "tidyverse", "dplyr", "tidyr", 
                 "ggplot2", "sjPlot", "lme4", "ggraph", "tidygraph", 
                 "caret", "readxl", "here", "lubridate", "dummies",
                 "janitor", "dataedu", "tidyverse", dataedu:::all_packages), "packages.bib")
#> Warning in citation(pkg, auto = if (pkg == "base") NULL else TRUE): no date
#> field in DESCRIPTION file of package 'dataedu'

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