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This repository contains a common set of functions and scripts used by BNR Researchers. It's purpose is to avoid replication of efforts across different groups and maintain common scripts in a structured way. Use cases might for example include the reprojection to certain grids, the conversion of model output formats to different format types or generic commonly used helper functions.

House rules

Every BNR researcher can suggest and add new functions to the package. To maximize understanding and usability, please stick to the following house rules:

  • The main branch contains stable functions. The dev branch hot updates. To avoid merging conflicts preferably create a new branch named after yourself and then a pull request to dev.
  • Functions should be stored in the R folder and one script per file.
  • New scripts and functions should be named in camelCase with a prefix suggesting content, e.g. for a spatial file sp_aggregateNUTS.
  • Each script should have at least a minimal documentation with title, description, parameters, example and output function.
  • Where possible add unit tests to each function to catch wrong inputs early on.

See this website for more general help and examples in developing content for R-packages.

Installation

The BNRTools package can be installed either through the remotes R-package or directly from r-universe.

# Install from source
remotes::install_github("iiasa/BNRTools")
# Or for the current development branch
remotes::install_github("iiasa/BNRTools", "dev")

# Installation 
install.packages('BNRTools', repos = "https://iiasa.r-universe.dev")

Code of Conduct

Please note that the BNRTools project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.

Contributors

All contributions to this project are gratefully acknowledged using the allcontributors package following the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind are welcome!


Martin-Jung

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