get_age() gives the right age in some cases, e.g. 7 1/366 years for someone born Dec. 22, 2024 as of Dec. 23, 2031 (#23). Accuracy is now confirmed for a full grid of >2 million possible birthday, age combinations.get_age() implementation is improved for about 2x speed-up. This was in service of making the implementation friendlier for static translation to other execution engines (in particular {arrow}, #18). Thanks @TPDeramus for the request and @jonkeane for consulting on acero particulars.get_age() doesn't require its input to be Date as long as as.Date() succeeds, for convenience in quick examples like get_age('2003-02-04', '2008-12-30').get_age() supports recycling of one length-1 input and handles missing values in either argument.abbr_to_colClasses(), sanitize2(). I haven't used these myself in a very long time, and I don't see any other users on GitHub either.getNamespaceExports() returns objects in unspecified order (#13)Overhaul of stale_package_check to use the abstract syntax tree (AST) instead of regular expressions to detect unused packages. This approach should be much more comprehensive & reliable for 99% of use cases. Please file an issue if you'd like support for any of the remaining cases.
Removed some functions that were convenient only to a younger/more inexperienced self:
D - as.Date wrapper, masks stats::D, and is not the most readabletable2 - table wrapper, mainly I was using it for what sort(table()) can accomplish%+% - string concatentation. just get used to paste/paste0 folks.rel_coord - for naming coordinates relatively (e.g. 20% of the way on the x-axis). was a bit simplistic & not too hard to just do manually (I rarely use it). Better would be something like ggrepel which is what this was really trying to do.Structured the repo more like a "modern" R package -- added tests (via testthat), CI (via GitHub Actions), and this NEWS.md file!