githubr

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[ Project Lead ] @brian-bot
[ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/brian-bot/githubr
[ Track ] Tools: you are building a tool others can help you build
[ Level ] Beginner
[ Timezone ] PDT

Description

Making it easy to talk to GitHub from R

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[brian-bot]

confirmed!

[RMHogervorst]

Very nice idea but how does this package differ from git2r?

[brian-bot]

Great question! git2r is much more focussed on providing an interactive experience with a user's local git installation through R -- where githubr interacts only with GitHub's APIs (you don't even need git installed locally).

[RMHogervorst]

Alright that makes sense! Thanks. Will you work on this project in the
sprint of 2 and 3 june?
Op 31 mei 2016 22:58 schreef "Brian M. Bot" notifications@github.com:

Great question! git2r is much more focussed on providing an interactive
experience with a user's local git installation through R -- where githubr
interacts only with GitHub's APIs (you don't even need git installed
locally).

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Yes! There was a brief interview discussion about the project which came out this morning - hope you can join!