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PortSystem          1.0
PortGroup           R 1.0

R.setup             github tidyverse stringr 1.6.0 v
revision            1
categories-append   devel textproc
platforms           {darwin any}
maintainers         {@barracuda156 macos-powerpc.org:barracuda} openmaintainer
license             MIT
description         Fresh approach to string manipulation in R
long_description    The stringr package provides a cohesive set of functions designed to make working with strings as easy as possible. \
                    If you’re not familiar with strings, the best place to start is the chapter on strings in R for Data Science.
homepage            https://stringr.tidyverse.org
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                    sha256  a9bb20e57392c6673a3cde4e65bd03354ee9cd0a60331d66d698d7641465dd59 \
                    size    204304
github.tarball_from archive
supported_archs     noarch

depends_lib-append  port:R-cli \
                    port:R-glue \
                    port:R-lifecycle \
                    port:R-magrittr \
                    port:R-rlang \
                    port:R-stringi \
                    port:R-vctrs

depends_test-append port:R-covr \
                    port:R-dplyr \
                    port:R-gt \
                    port:R-htmltools \
                    port:R-htmlwidgets \
                    port:R-knitr \
                    port:R-rmarkdown \
                    port:R-testthat \
                    port:R-tibble

test.run            yes
