Core packages are shipped with most R installations and some of them are loaded by default when starting a new session (though it’s configurable).
Packages
To list all core packages within the woodendesc framework, i.e. the
ones shown by installed.packages(priority = "base"), the
user should use wood_core_packages().
wood_core_packages()
#> [1] "base" "compiler" "datasets" "graphics" "grDevices" "grid"
#> [7] "methods" "parallel" "splines" "stats" "stats4" "tcltk"
#> [13] "tools" "utils"Available package version
In general, all core packages follow the same rule when it comes to
determining their version codes: they use the same version code as R
itself. Nevertheless, should the user wish to access this data anyways,
the woodendesc framework provides wood_core_version()
function.
wood_core_version("graphics")
#> [1] "4.4.2"Package dependencies
To list package dependencies the user should use
wood_core_dependencies(). Expect all “Imports” to be core
packages only, as it would make no sense for a core package to depend on
something else.
wood_core_dependencies("stats")
#> <dependencies>
#> Imports: utils
#> Imports: grDevices
#> Imports: graphics
#> Suggests: MASS
#> Suggests: Matrix
#> Suggests: SuppDists
#> Suggests: methods
#> Suggests: stats4
#> Enhances: Kendall
#> Enhances: coin
#> Enhances: multcomp
#> Enhances: pcaPP
#> Enhances: pspearman
#> Enhances: robustbase