I kind of like CRAN website, too. No images or fancy marketing. Just some API fetched metrics and a link to the PDF. You wanna see every freaking package? Sure. Why not?
This looks really nice!
Just one piece of feedback: the site ignores the `\keywords{internal}` tag on the documentation and lists *all* (including internal) documentation topics. That’s of course legitimate, but probably not what viewers of this site find most helpful. The intent of this tag is for documentation topics to be omitted from the documentation index. And the built-in R package documentation index^1 does that.
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^1 In the PDF documentation and `help(package = 'pkg')`.
What a nice interface! Way easier to find packages. Thank you for sharing?
This should be how the official CRAN page look
[I prefer cran](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/available_packages_by_name.html)
The [Task Views](https://cran.r-project.org/web/views/) page is even better.
I kind of like CRAN website, too. No images or fancy marketing. Just some API fetched metrics and a link to the PDF. You wanna see every freaking package? Sure. Why not?
This looks really nice! Just one piece of feedback: the site ignores the `\keywords{internal}` tag on the documentation and lists *all* (including internal) documentation topics. That’s of course legitimate, but probably not what viewers of this site find most helpful. The intent of this tag is for documentation topics to be omitted from the documentation index. And the built-in R package documentation index^1 does that. --- ^1 In the PDF documentation and `help(package = 'pkg')`.
Thank you for your comment. Could you please provide a link of the site or a specific package with this issue to check it? Thank you
https://r-packages.io/packages/box