The aim of this repository is to have a centralized place to share and develop utilities that could be of use to other lab members. In this sense, it is a mixed code repository that does not have a specific functionality. If, within it, some tool grows enough to have an entity of its own, it may be eventually moved to its own repository.
The repository is (will be) structured as follows:
notebooks: R and possibly python notebooks that either explain functionality available on this repository or useful analyses that can be done within the context of our lab, even if they do not represent additional code development.snippets: Pieces of code that are useful to share but do not fit (yet) in a library/R package/tool. These can come or have a GitHub gist attached to them.doc: Documentation.elsasserlib: Mixed utils R package that contains code that can be useful to perform usual analyses in the lab.
If you have some code you think it may be useful for the lab, you're welcome to include it! If it does not match any category in the proposed structure above, we can of course include new things.
If you are familiar with how GitHub works, you are welcome to add a pull request with your code!
In order to be somewhat consistent, I ask you to follow the same style as the code that is already there. Mostly, I follow the conventions stated in the tidyverse style guide: https://style.tidyverse.org/ which seemed reasonable enough.
Please, add issues to the repository if you encounter any problems or you have suggestions or wishes about functionalities to add. If you are unsure about how to do any of this, feel free to talk to me :)