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rstantools 2.1.1.9000

(Github issue/PR numbers in parentheses)

  • Updated "Step by step guide" vignette with instructions for adding new Stan models to an existing R package that already has Stan models. (#79, @rerickson-usgs)

  • Fixed R CMD check NOTE "configure does not appear to have a #! interpreter line". (#83)

rstantools 2.1.1

(Github issue/PR numbers in parentheses)

  • Compatibility with StanHeaders 2.21.0-5

rstantools 2.1.0

  • Compatibility with StanHeaders 2.21.0-3
  • Improve messaging around updating NAMESPACE file (#75, @mikekaminsky)
  • More informative error message for rstan_create_package() when directory already exists. (#68, @mcol)
  • Add generated C++ files to .gitignore and .Rbuildignore (#66, @mcol)
  • New generic posterior_epred() (#74)

rstantools 2.0.0

  • Added Martin Lysy as a coauthor.

  • New function rstan_create_package() (based on usethis::create_package()) replaces rstan_package_skeleton() for the purpose of starting a new package with Stan functionality.

  • Stan functionality can be added to an existing package by calling use_rstan() instead of starting a new package from scratch.

  • Stan folder infrastructure now puts all .stan files in inst/stan and all auto-generated C++ files directly in src. This last step ensures that custom Rcpp source code can coexist with the Stan C++ code.

  • Each time a .stan file gets added/removed/modified requires a call to rstan_config() in order to generate the Stan C++ code and Rcpp::loadModule() calls. However, setting auto_config = TRUE (the default) in rstan_create_package() ensures rstan_config() is called whenever the package is installed (including via devtools::load_all()), so no need to call it manually unless the user wishes to inspect the Stan C++ code for issues.

  • roxygen2 documentation is now optional, but remains the default.

  • Rather than generating Stan "system files" via cat commands, rstantools now stores these as template files in inst/include/sys, so the build process can be easily modified as improvements become apparent.

rstantools 1.5.1

(Github issue/PR numbers in parentheses)

  • Fix issue related to changes in the usethis package by removing the fields argument to rstan_package_skeleton() and setting it internally instead.
  • New generic nsamples() (#35)

rstantools 1.5.0

(Github issue/PR numbers in parentheses)

  • New vignette walking through the package creation process. (#9) (thanks to Stefan Siegert)

  • rstan_package_skeleton() now calls usethis::create_package() instead of utils::package.skeleton(). (#28)

  • Update rstan_package_skeleton() for latest build process (#19)

  • rstan_package_skeleton() now does a bit more work for the user to make sure the the NAMESPACE file is correct.

  • Simplify instructions in Read-and-delete-me (related to #19).

rstantools 1.4.0

(Github issue/PR numbers in parentheses)

  • Update rstan_package_skeleton() to correspond to rstanarm 2.17.2.

rstantools 1.3.0

(Github issue/PR numbers in parentheses)

  • Add bayes_R2() generic and default method. (#8)

rstantools 1.2.1

(Github issue/PR numbers in parentheses)

  • Add init_cpp() function for generating src/init.cpp in order to pass R CMD check in R 3.4.x. rstan_package_skeleton() calls init_cpp() internally. (#6)

rstantools 1.2.0

(Github issue/PR numbers in parentheses)

  • Minor fixes to rstan_package_skeleton() for better Windows compatibility. (#1, #2)

  • Fix some typos in the developer guidelines vignette. (#3, #4)

  • Add loo_predict(), loo_linpred(), and loo_predictive_interval() generics in preparation for adding methods to the rstanarm package. (#5)

rstantools 1.1.0

Changes to rstan_package_skeleton:

  • Add comment in Read-and-delete-me about importing all of Rcpp and methods packages.

  • Include methods in Depends field of DESCRIPTION file.

  • Also download rstanarm's Makevars.win file.

rstantools 1.0.0

  • Initial CRAN release