Colin Fay • 6/14/2024

webrcli & spidyr: What’s new

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This article details recent improvements to the webrcli and spidyr projects, which enable R functions to be compiled and run natively within a NodeJS environment. It covers a simplified API template, changes like replacing `new Library()` with `library()`, and enhancements to package installation from package.json and DESCRIPTION files, allowing developers to use R packages in NodeJS apps without installing R.

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