rinse
A CLI for installing R.
Currently works with:
- Repos: CRAN
- Installation Methods: Source
- Supported OS: Linux
- Permission Level: Sudo, Non-sudo
Will work with:
- Repos: Microsoft R Open
- Installation Methods: Spack, Local
- Supported OS: MacOS, Windows
Installation
Currently, rinse is in the alpha stage of development. The latest release can be installed from PyPI or the development version can be installed from the dev-master branch on GitHub.
Latest Release
[ $ ] pip install rinstall
Development Version
Create a VE called rinse using your tool of choice:
- pyenv
- poetry
- pipenv
- virtualenv
- virtualenvwrapper
- conda
- pew
- python -m venv
After making a VE install poetry into it:
[ $ ] python -m venv ~/.env/rinse
[ $ ] source ~/.env/rinse/bin/activate
(rinse) [ $ ] pip install poetry
...
(rinse) [ $ ] mkdir GitHub; cd Github
(rinse) [ ~/Github $ ] git clone -b dev-master https://github.com/datasnakes/rinse.git
(rinse) [ ~/Github $ ] cd rinse
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] poetry install
...
Initialize Rinse
Before you do anything, rinstall must be initialized or you will get an error:
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse init
Simple Usage
You can install the latest version of R into your home directory with a single short command:
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse install
# or
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse install latest
# or
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse install 3.5.3
Note: Be aware that R can take around 20 minutes to install.
Alternate Usage
First note:
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse configure --help # configure script help (./configure --help)
# is different from
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse configure --chelp # rinse cli help
Here's how you can work through various installation steps:
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse configure 3.5.3
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse make --check 3.5.3
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse make --install 3.5.3
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse make --install-tests 3.5.3
(rinse) [ ~/Github/rinse $ ] rinse test --check --check-devel --check-all 3.5.3
Maintainers
- Kristen Bystrom
- Rob Gilmore
- Bruno Grande
- Shaurita Hutchins
2 maintainers
Metadata
2 maintainers
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