I know installing an older version of R will fix the issue, but downgrading is not a good option.
Anything available for the 3.6.1 R version that does the same job of ghit, or at least the job of tabulizer / extract_tables?
Thank you!
I know installing an older version of R will fix the issue, but downgrading is not a good option.
Anything available for the 3.6.1 R version that does the same job of ghit, or at least the job of tabulizer / extract_tables?
Thank you!
Hi @mostlyfad! Welcome!
If you’re thinking of the ghit
package that was a lightweight alternative to the GitHub installation features of devtools
, then it’s been deprecated now that devtools
has split that functionality out into remotes
. So you could use remotes
.
But I’m a bit confused, because I don’t see how ghit
has anything to do with tabulizer
, so is it possible you’re thinking of a different package? If not, maybe you could explain a bit more about the installation problems you’re having?
(tabulizer
is currently on CRAN and should be installable as usual —granted, it does require the sometimes sticky rJava
/Java dependency, but there’s advice about getting that working in the package docs).
Thank you for your answer @jcblum!
I was told to install ghit package to be able to have tabulizer library for working with tables in PDF files, and I am getting an issue finding ghit pachage in R 3.6.1, thus not being able to have tabulizer library. Tabulizer library exists now in another package you are saying? Would you please tell which one, or what alternative is there?
Hmm, maybe the instructions you were working from dated from a time in the past when tabulizer
wasn’t yet on CRAN (so needed to be installed from GitHub) and ghit
hadn’t yet been deprecated?
Great, I think that’s your best bet for getting up and running with tabulizer
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