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README.md
# gDR overview gDR is an umbrella package for the gDR programmatic R interface. The gDR suite offers a full stack solution for processing drug response data. This enables a range of users across computational savvy, (i.e. lab scientists and computational scientists alike) to access the same, standardized data. The suite is made up of several core R packages. ![Figure 1. The overview of R packages that are available via gDR umbrella package. ](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gdrplatform/gDR/main/inst/images/overview.png) # Installation The easiest way to use functions from gDR package is by using the Bioconductor. 1. Install BiocManager ``` install.packages("BiocManager") ``` 2. Install gDR packages ``` BiocManager::install(c("gDRstyle", "gDRtestData", "gDR"), version = "devel") ``` You've just successfully set up the environment for the gDR umbrella package. Please see [gDR vignette](https://gdrplatform.github.io/gDR/articles/gDR.html) for examples of usage. # How to contribute We are eager to make this tool useful for the community. We welcome any suggestions via GitHub issues, or pull requests for bugfixes/new features. When making pull requests, please first have a look at the style conventions in [gDRstyle](https://gdrplatform.github.io/gDRstyle/style_guide.html).