0.28.1

This patch release fixes some non-critical bugs related to Windows path names.

This is an early beta release: there are likely to be missing features, bugs and API changes. But we would ❤️ to get your suggestions and 🐛 reports!

A binary R package for Windows (stencila_0.28.1.zip built using https://win-builder.r-project.org) and a source R package (stencila_0.28.1.tar.gz) for other platforms are provided below.

To install the Windows .zip file, download it, install dependencies and then install the zip file:

install.packages(strsplit("base64enc,DBI,evaluate,httpuv,jsonlite,mime,R6,RSQLite,rstudioapi,stringr,tidyverse,urltools", ",")[[1]])
install.packages("stencila_0.28.1.zip", repos=NULL) # or, use the "Install packages" dialog in RStudio etc

0.28.0

This release adds:

• refinements to the Host API

• improved security for the HostHttpServer with more restrictive CORS headers and token based authorization by default

• initial implementation of FileStorer which allow a files to be opened from the filesystem via the Host

• initial implementation of SqliteContext an execution context for the SQLite database engine

• RStudio add-in for opening and editing a file with Stencila

This is an early beta release: there are likely to be missing features, bugs and API changes. But we would ❤️ to get your suggestions and 🐛 reports!

A binary R package for Windows (stencila_0.28.0.zip built using https://win-builder.r-project.org) and a source R package (stencila_0.28.0.tar.gz) for other platforms are provided below.

0.26.0

The first release of the Stencila R package 🎉 introducing:

• the RContext class for executing R code from within Stencila Desktop or your web browser
• the Host class which creates and dispatches requests to a RContext
• the HostHttpServer class for serving a Host via HTTP
• the pack and unpack functions for automatic conversion of data between your RContext, other Stencila contexts, and your Stencila client

See the README for installation and usage.

This is an early beta release: there are likely to be missing features, bugs and API changes. But we would ❤️ to get your suggestions and 🐛 reports!