The basic idea of the package is that you have some set of tasks that need to be done every day, and it acts as a checklist and record of their completion. Good for if you want to record your own productivity. I include a sample list of routines you could use in the /data directory. I hope that all of the functions have adequately descriptive names, but I have some basic documentation, since it is for personal use I don't include too much.
The basic idea can be illustrated with an R script (more explanation to come):
# install.packages("devtools")
# devtools::install_github("TWilliamBell/routines")
library(routines)
directory <- getwd() ## Choose where to set up the routines
newRoutineRecord(directory) ## Creates two new files recording your routines and when you've completed them
showRoutines(directory) ## See default routines
addRoutines("Exercising in the morning", "Morning routine", directory) ## Add a new routine
## and a description for it
showRoutines(directory) ## See that it has been added to your routine
routinesRecorded(directory) ## See what routines you've already completed
recordRoutines("Eating breakfast", directory) ## Add that you've completed one of your routines
routinesRecorded(directory) ## See that it has been added
routinesNotCompleted(directory) ## See what you haven't done yet of your daily routines
finishRoutines(completed = F, directory = directory) ## Put your remaining routines as incomplete
routinesRecorded(directory) ## See this addition
showKindOfRoutine("Morning", directory, exactMatching = F) ## See which routines include the
## morning in their description
removeRoutines("Eating breakfast", directory) ## Remove one routine from your list of routines
showRoutines(directory) ## See that it has been removed
Reproducing this package also teaches the basics of input/output for anyone wishing to learn this aspect of R.
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