Too little time, too many things of interest. Here’s a resource that’s still on my to-do list: A Comprehensive Introduction to Command Line for R Users by rsquaredacademy.com
In this tutorial, you will be introduced to the command line. We have selected a set of commands we think will be useful in general to a wide range of audience. […] after completing this tutorial, readers should be able to use the shell for version control, managing cloud services (like deploying your own shiny server etc.), execute commands in R & RMarkdown and execute R scripts in the shell.
https://blog.rsquaredacademy.com/command-line-basics-for-r-users/
If you want a deeper understanding of using command line for data science, the original authors suggest you read Data Science at the Command Line. Moreover, Software Carpentry has a lesson on shell. More references are listed at the end of the original tutorial. Use the clickable table of contents to quickly browse to the topic of your interest:
- Resources
- Introduction
- Navigating File System
- File Management
- Input/Output
- Search & Regular Expression
- Data Transfer
- File Compression
- System Info
- Execute Shell Commands from R
- Execute Shell Commands in RStudio
- Execute Shell Commands in RMarkdown
- Execute R Commands in Shell
- Summary
- References
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