insight (version 0.17.0)

check_if_installed: Checking if needed package is installed

Description

Checking if needed package is installed

Usage

check_if_installed(
  package,
  reason = "for this function to work",
  stop = TRUE,
  minimum_version = NULL,
  quietly = FALSE,
  prompt = interactive(),
  ...
)

Arguments

package

A character vector naming the package(s), whose installation needs to be checked in any of the libraries.

reason

A phrase describing why the package is needed. The default is a generic description.

stop

Logical that decides whether the function should stop if the needed package is not installed.

minimum_version

A character vector, representing the minimum package version that is required for each package. Should be of same length as package. If NULL, no check for minimum version is done.

quietly

Logical, if TRUE, invisibly returns either TRUE if all packages are installed, FALSE otherwise, and does not stop or throw a warning. If quietly = TRUE, argument stop is ignored. Use this argument to internally check for package dependencies without stopping or warnings.

prompt

If TRUE, will prompt the user to install needed package(s). Ignored if quietly = TRUE.

...

Currently ignored

Value

If stop = TRUE, and package is not yet installed, the function stops and throws an error. Else, a named logical vector is returned, indicating which of the packages are installed, and which not.

Examples

# NOT RUN {
check_if_installed("inexistent_package")
check_if_installed("insight")
check_if_installed("insight", minimum_version = "99.8.7")

x <- check_if_installed(c("inexistent", "also_not_here"), stop = FALSE)
x
# }