anaconda.org is a service that allows you to create and manage public and private
R source packages. To distribute compiled R packages try using conda
For more information please see the Anaconda.org documentation.
Show me how to install, upload or manage channels
Download software from our cran.r-project.org mirror.
Every user has an index which can be accessed with the /USERNAME url suffix
> install.packages("PACKAGE", repos="https://r.anaconda.org/cran")Don't want to install from source? No problem, download binary package with the conda package manager
You must first install the anaconda-client
# Build your package
anaconda upload PACKAGEUpload or install packages from custom channels. That way you can test code without affecting your users
anaconda upload mypackage.tar.gz --channel testing
# Install packages from the 'testing' channel
r
> install.packages("mypackage", repos="https://r.anaconda.org/<USERNAME>/channel/testing")
# Error: package mypackage does not exist in the main channel
> install.packages("mypackage", repos="https://r.anaconda.org/<USERNAME>")Fork packages from any other user. You can guarantee that the packages stay constant.
anaconda copy cran/owther-package/1.0 --to-channel testing
> install.packages("mypackage", repos="https://r.anaconda.org/<USERNAME>")Lock a channel to prevent changes
anaconda channel --lock testing