eduaguilera/WHEP

AI Summary: The task is to investigate and implement the use of `pak` with `renv` within the WHEP R package project, based on the provided FAQ link addressing compatibility issues between these two R package management tools. This involves understanding how `pak`'s package installation interacts with `renv`'s dependency management and potentially modifying the WHEP project's workflow to ensure seamless integration.

AI Summary: Add contribution guidelines to the WHEP R package, following best practices outlined in the provided links (usethis package and tidyverse style guide). This involves incorporating code of conduct and contributing guidelines to facilitate easier collaboration and code contributions.

AI Summary: Integrate spell checking into the WHEP R package development workflow, using the `spelling` package suggested in the provided link. This involves adding spell checking to the build process and potentially integrating it into the CI/CD pipeline.

AI Summary: Research and implement a release process for the WHEP R package, including documenting changes in each release using best practices for R packages. This involves learning how to use tools like `use_github_release` and integrating this into the existing workflow.

AI Summary: Research and evaluate the `pointblank` R package for potential integration into the WHEP project's data pipelines. This involves assessing its suitability for data validation and testing within the existing `testthat` framework, considering its benefits and drawbacks for the project's large-scale data processing needs. A decision on whether to adopt `pointblank` extensively should be made based on this evaluation.

AI Summary: Proofread and clarify the README.Rmd file for the WHEP R package, focusing on improving clarity and overall impression on the project's homepage (https://eduaguilera.github.io/WHEP/). The updated README.Rmd should then be built into README.md using `devtools::build_readme()`.