RSorcery is for lazy R programmers that want to use LLMs to write their code. Just define the function add a comment of what it does and magically generate the code.
You can install the development version of RSorcery with devtools:
require(devtools)
install_git("kriskumar/RSorcerey")This is a basic example which shows you how to use this. Let us say we want to write a function to generate fibonacci sequences and say the next prime number given a prime number. We create a file with function definitions and comments.
@@includedefined_function.r
#calculate fibonacci numbers up to n
fibonacci<-function(n=10)
{
}
#calculate next prime given a prime
primenext<-function(m=11)
{
}
Now for us to generate the actual function code we will runsorcery on it!
library(RSorcery)
## basic example code
require(openai)
#set the openai_key if it is not in your environment
#Sys.setenv("OPENAI_API_KEY"="sk-")
Specify where your file is located. By default if an ouput file is not specified it creates one in the same folder with '_extracted.r' appended to the name which now contains the implemented function.
file_path <- "defined_function.r"
dosorcery(file_path)