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PortSystem          1.0
PortGroup           R 1.0

# GitHub version lags behind.
R.setup             cran DanChaltiel crosstable 0.7.0
revision            1
maintainers         nomaintainer
license             GPL-3
description         Crosstables for descriptive analyses
long_description    {*}${description}
homepage            https://danchaltiel.github.io/crosstable
checksums           rmd160  faa7110468907520df85b333d98cb38e9c145fa2 \
                    sha256  c9eff94a78ecc93043b2421cd796e0825b8b65cf2626a5454909cd6ca5f5f0f5 \
                    size    1020295
supported_archs     noarch
platforms           {darwin any}

depends_lib-append  port:R-checkmate \
                    port:R-cli \
                    port:R-dplyr \
                    port:R-flextable \
                    port:R-forcats \
                    port:R-glue \
                    port:R-lifecycle \
                    port:R-officer \
                    port:R-purrr \
                    port:R-rlang \
                    port:R-stringr \
                    port:R-tibble \
                    port:R-tidyr

depends_test-append port:R-callr \
                    port:R-covr \
                    port:R-crayon \
                    port:R-digest \
                    port:R-gt \
                    port:R-expss \
                    port:R-ggplot2 \
                    port:R-gmodels \
                    port:R-Hmisc \
                    port:R-hms \
                    port:R-jsonlite \
                    port:R-knitr \
                    port:R-openxlsx \
                    port:R-rmarkdown \
                    port:R-sloop \
                    port:R-stringi \
                    port:R-systemfonts \
                    port:R-testthat \
                    port:R-tidyselect \
                    port:R-waldo \
                    port:R-withr \
                    port:R-xml2

test.run            yes