This function has been deprecated in favor of the more powerful rlang::check_installed()
and will be removed in the future.
Asserts a package is installed on the current system, optionally ensuring a min_version
. If the package is not installed, an informative error message
is
thrown that by default includes an autogenerated install_hint
.
Arguments
- pkg
Package name (case-sensitive). A character scalar.
- min_version
Minimum required version number of
pkg
. Must be eitherNULL
to ignore version numbers, or a singlepackage_version
or something coercible to.- message
Error message to display in case the package is not installed. Supports cli's inline markup. If
NULL
, a sensible standard message is generated.- install_hint
Additional package installation instructions appended to
message
. EitherNULL
in order to autogenerate the hint, or a character scalar. Setinstall_hint = ""
in order to disable the hint.
See also
Other R package functions:
is_pkg_cran()
,
is_pkg_dir()
,
is_pkg_installed()
,
is_pkgdown_dir()
,
ls_pkg()
,
use_pkg()
Other functions extending the checkmate package:
assert_class_any()
,
assert_cli()
,
assert_df_or_tibble()
,
assert_inf_count()
,
assert_mime_type()
Examples
pal::assert_pkg("pal")
pal::assert_pkg(pkg = "glue",
message = paste("You should really consider to install the awesome {.pkg {pkg}}",
"package! It's the glue that keeps strings and variables",
"together 🤲."))
try(
pal::assert_pkg("pal", min_version = "9999.9")
)
#> Error in pal::assert_pkg("pal", min_version = "9999.9") :
#> Package pal (>= 9999.9) is required for this operation but installed version is 0.0.9101. Please first update pal and then try again. Note that pal is
#> not available on CRAN.
try(
pal::assert_pkg("yay",
install_hint = paste0("To install the latest development version, run ",
"{.code remotes::install_gitlab(\"rpkg.dev/yay\")}."))
)