jamovi

Hi, thank you very much for your help, as regards the function iconplot() from aplpack, I tried to copy and paste the definition of the function from aplpack into the .b R file of my module. In this way the module can generate the icon plot, but it may not be the proper way to solve this problem (al...

Hi, I'd like to generate an iconplot in the jamovi module that I am developing. The function iconplot() is included in the aplpack R package. When I try to install aplpack, during the run of jmvtools::install() the following error message appears and the execution is halted: Error: .onLoad failed in...

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Hi, For my module I am importing a CRAN package, but while running jmvtools:install() an error message appears and the process stops. The program tries to import the package from cran microsoft but it can't do it. The package is actually on CRAN and I can install it in my R session but I can't impor...

Hi, I am sorry it does not work: I installed jmvtools again but the data, html and help folders are missing. I tried to install an alternative package from GitHub, but I had the same problem. To download the package from GitHub, I did this: - DESCRIPTION file: in Remotes, I added author/package - DE...

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yes I tried to do it but it does not work, I am sorry, I do not know which is the problem. Is there anything else that I can try to do?

Hi, thank you very much. I tried to delete the build folder but unfortunately I have the same problem: for the rnaturalearthhires package, the data folder is missing, as well as the help folder and the html folder, and I cannot make maps. Jamovi gives the following error message: 'states10 is not an...

Hi, thank you very much, I will try to update jmvtools and see if it works. I would like to ask some questions about the library: - after updating jmvtools, do I have to create my package again, or just run jmvtools::install()? - does the exception to --no-data only refers to rnaturalearth? If rnatu...

Hi, thank you, I have reached out to the authors of rnaturalearthhires. They suggested first to use the command rnaturalearth::ne_download(), which directly downloads data from the website of rnaturalearth. In this way, I don't have to have the rnaturalearthhires package installed to make maps. I ha...

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thank you very much for your help. I think the data in rnaturalearthhires are required for high resolution maps. Do you suggest me to reach out to the authors of the rnaturaearthhires package to confirm this?

About the second option, how could I do to suppress the --no-data argument?