The goal of valentine is to spread the love π about your favourite R package via βroses are red β¦β poems πΉ generated by AI via the ellmer π¦.
You can install the development version:
# pak::pak("tadascience/valentine")
install.packages("valentine", repos = c('https://tadascience.r-universe.dev', 'https://cloud.r-project.org'))
valentine::roses() uses a
Chat object to
communicate with the LLM of your choice. The default value for the
chat argument uses the βgpt-3.5-turboβ model from OpenAI via the
ellmer::chat_openai()
which is usually good enough for such a simple task.
Please refer to ellmer documentation for information on setting up api keys, etc β¦
valentine::roses("dplyr")
#> Roses are red,
#> dplyr is my bae πΉ
#> With pipes and verbs,
#> My data never goes astray π
valentine::roses("lubridate", hint = "make it kinky")
#> Roses are red, violets are blue,
#> But lubridate, oh how I adore you π
#> You make my dates smooth and my times hot π₯
#> In R programming, you're all I've got ππΉ
valentine::roses("valentine")
#> Roses are red,
#> Valentine is too πΉ
#> With its data magic,
#> My love for it grew π