Module 10

 This week's assignment was to create a description file for the R package we are going to create. 

The package name is midio and the title is Daylio Visualizer. 

This package is to be used with ggplot to create visualizations of data imported from the app named Daylio. Daylio is highly customizable productivity and mood tracking app.  

We will start with version 0.1. Of course, the author and maintainer are yours truly. 

The package will require a version of R greater than 3.1.2 and will need ggplot2. 

Went with the CC0 license. 

Encoding is UTF-8 and LazyData is true. 



Please see my blog for more details:

https://github.com/Midiquin/LIS4370.720S21/blob/main/desc_package



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