About
The tntpr
package contains an assortment of functions and templates customized to meet the needs of data analysts at the non-profit organization TNTP. It includes functions for branded colors and plots, credentials management, repository set-up, and other common analytic tasks.
Package summary
Some of the highlights of the package include:
- TNTP brand colors and palettes with the
tntp_colors()
andtntp_palette()
functions - A TNTP ggplot2 theme using brand fonts (
tntp_style()
) - The
tntp_cred()
functions for securely managing credentials (passwords, API keys, etc.). - The
sp_*()
functions for interacting with Sharepoint through R. - TNTP-themed RMarkdown templates, for starting a new analysis with a shell that can already generate a TNTP-themed .docx report
- Functions for initializing a new repository or project folder with TNTP-standard directories and documentation
- Survey analysis tools such as
factorize_df()
,recode_to_binary()
, and functions for dealing with check-all style questions - Wrappers for quickly making typical TNTP-style charts (e.g., bar chart of means on variable 1 grouped by variable 2)
- Education-specific data management functions (e.g.,
date_to_sy()
to convert continuous hire dates into school years using a specified cutoff date) - Built-in fake data sets to practice with, including student achievement data (
wisc
), teacher data (fake_county
) and survey data (teacher_survey
)
tntpr
is built to work with the tidyverse set of packages.
Installing the tntpr
package
You can install tntpr
from CRAN as follows:
install.packages('tntpr')
You can also install this package from its GitHub repository using devtools
. If you do not have the devtools
package installed, you will have to run the first line in the code below as well:
# install.packages('devtools')
devtools::install_github('tntp/tntpr')
Once installed, you load it like any other package.