You can also set keyboard shortcuts for your shrtcts shortcuts directly in the configuration R script. You can now write your shortcut functions in R files and use roxygen2 documentation strings to configure your shortcuts. Shrtcts now has a dedicated site, and a slightly different syntax than the first version presented below. ( Have I convinced you that you also have the same problem I do, or am I the only one?) Update September 14, 2020 It seems like there should be an easier way to do this than to create an R package. What if you want that function to run whenever you press Control + Alt + Shift + K? What if all you want to do is run a function from an installed package or a short bit of R code that does something useful and that makes your workflow just a little smoother? But naming is hard, and all the good words starting with or involving the letter R are already taken. And if you have to create a new R package, you’ll need to think of a name for your R package.
But addins are installed via R packages, so if you want to create your own addin, you’ll have to create a new R package to store your addin. Installing an addin isn’t hard - and if you’re looking for new addins, Dean Attali’s addinslist is the place to go. RStudio addins extend RStudio’s interface with small apps and actions, and you can assign customized keyboard shortcuts to trigger any addin you have installed quickly from the keyboard. RStudio’s many keyboard shortcuts take some time to learn but can save tons of typing in the long run.
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