I am using devtools
to build R package, and there are some functions that are NOT designed to be visible to end-users. However, since these functions involve calling C codes by .Call
, so that I have to write @useDynLib
above the function for automatic generation of .Rd files. In that way, when I build the package, even I did NOT include the @export
for those functions, they nonetheless appear in the help document... Is there a way to suppress those functions even if they have been documented? Thanks!
According to Hadley's comments, use @keywords internal
will make the function invisible to end-users. Details can be found here in the wiki pages of devtools
.
The wiki linked in the accepted answer no longer discusses @keywords internal
(as of April 2016). In case it's helpful for someone to see an example:
# multiplyBy3
#' This is an example of an internal function called \code{multiplyBy3()}
#'
#' Sometimes you want internal functions as part of an R Package built with
#' RStudio and roxygen2, but you don't want .Rd files created for them
#' or to have them be visible in the help document following the build process
#'
#' @keywords internal
#'
#' @param base_num The number to multiply by three
#'
#' @import jsonlite
#'
#' @return Returns a numeric vector
#'
multiplyBy3 <- function(base_number) {
stopifnot(is.numeric(base_number))
return(base_number * 3)
}
Key bits: do not include @export
and do include @keywords internal
For me, @keywords internal
did not work (roxygen2 6.1.1). I was able to achieve the desired result using the following in my roxygen comments:
@noRd
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15892761/do-not-show-function-help-document-in-building-r-package-by-roxygen2