Get the list of core PIP ecosystem packages

Returns the character vector of core PIP package names, with optional exclusions. When `exclude = NA` (the default), auto-detects if the current working directory is a core PIP package and excludes it – useful for package development workflows where you don't want to update the package you're actively working on.

Usage

get_core_pagkages(exclude = NULL)

Arguments

exclude

Exclusion specification: - `NULL`: return all core packages (no exclusions). - `NA` (default): auto-detect and exclude the package whose source is the current working directory. - Character vector: explicitly named packages to exclude.

Value

Character vector of core PIP package names, in the standard ordering.

Errors

Aborts if any explicitly named `exclude` package is not in the core set.

Examples

# All core packages
get_core_pagkages()
#> [1] "pipapi"   "pipload"  "wbpip"    "pipfun"   "pipdata"  "pipster"  "pipaux"  
#> [8] "pipfaker"

# Exclude specific packages
get_core_pagkages(exclude = "pipdata")
#> [1] "pipapi"   "pipload"  "wbpip"    "pipfun"   "pipster"  "pipaux"   "pipfaker"

# Auto-detect (for package development)
get_core_pagkages(exclude = NA)
#> [1] "pipapi"   "pipload"  "wbpip"    "pipfun"   "pipdata"  "pipster"  "pipaux"  
#> [8] "pipfaker"