
Changelog
relper 3.0.0 (Calculations All The Way)
In this major release,
relperenhances its data analysis capabilities with a powerful suite of functions for computing various metrics and calculations.These additions transform the package into a comprehensive “Data Insight Toolbox,” empowering users to gain deeper insights and perform advanced analyses on their datasets. Additionally, some functions have been renamed for better clarity and consistency.
relper 3.13.1
Additions
- Functions replace_boolean, replace_na
- Parameters label and add_line to plt_pinpoint
relper 3.11.3
Additions
- Function calc_perc
Improvements
- is_blank now accepts numeric values
Removals
- as_perc
relper 3.10.1
Additions
- New palettes
- Function is_zero
Improvements
- Refactoring of the pal_ functions
relper 3.9.2
Additions
- Functions
plt_no_textandplt_no_grid - New palettes
Improvements
- Functions
palette_prefix changed topal_
relper 3.8.18
Additions
- Functions
calc_combinationandplt_pinpoint - Arguments
trimandweightto the functioncalc_mean
Improvements
- Functions
calc_geometric_meanandcalc_harmonic_meanwere removed and becamecalc_mean
relper 2.0.0 (Visual Delight)
In this major release,
relperintroduces a brand-new feature calledpalette_, that contains palettes inspired by movies and TV shows.The
palette_functions provides users with a rich collection of color palettes carefully curated from popular films and television series, adding a touch of cinematic charm to their data visualizations.Whether it’s evoking the nostalgic hues of a beloved classic or the vibrant colors of a contemporary blockbuster,
palette_allows users to effortlessly infuse visual storytelling into their plots.
relper 1.0.0 (Rebirth)
The initial release of
relperlays the groundwork for future development of the library.This version entails a complete refactoring of the entire package in order to comply with better development practices.
Significant enhancements include the addition of vignettes to provide comprehensive usage examples, extensive documentation for all functions to assist developers in understanding the library’s capabilities, the adoption of standard naming conventions for improved consistency, and the integration of comprehensive unit tests to ensure the codebase’s reliability and stability.