We have released updates for the rOpenSci text analysis tools. This technote will highlight some of the major improvements in the spelling package and also the underlying hunspell package, which provides the spelling engine for the spelling package.install.packages("spelling") Update to the latest versions to use these cool new features!

A new version of pdftools has been released to CRAN. Go get it while it’s hot:install.packages("pdftools") This version has two major improvements: low level text extraction and encoding improvements.About PDF textboxes A pdf document may seem to contain paragraphs or tables in a viewer, but this is not actually true.

library(tidyverse)library(monkeylearn) This is a story (mostly) about how I started contributing to the rOpenSci package monkeylearn. I can’t promise any life flipturning upside down, but there will be a small discussion about git best practices which is almost as good 🤓. The tl;dr here is nothing novel but is something I wish I’d experienced firsthand sooner.

The new rOpenSci spelling package provides utilities for spell checking common document formats including latex, markdown, manual pages, and DESCRIPTION files. It also includes tools especially for package authors to automate spell checking of R documentation and vignettes.Spell Checking Packages The main purpose of this package is to quickly find spelling errors in R packages.