install the editor extension
- download VS Code + Positron from the header.
- in VS Code or Positron, open the command palette and choose extensions: install from VSIX…, then select the downloaded file.
- open a
.rizzfile for highlighting, completions, and hover help.
to run code, also install R and the matching rizz R package (v0.4.0). in your R console, run:
install.packages(file.choose(), repos = NULL, type = "source")select the downloaded rizz_0.4.0.tar.gz. in Positron, start an R session; in VS Code, ensure Rscript is on your PATH or set rizz.rscriptPath. editing features work without R. this preview targets local files; remote workspaces and notebooks are not supported.
install in RStudio
- download RStudio from the header.
- in the RStudio console, run:
install.packages("rstudioapi")
install.packages(file.choose(), repos = NULL, type = "source")select rizz_0.4.0.tar.gz, then restart RStudio. open a .rizz file with file → open file.
in the addins menu, choose rizz: run document, rizz: run selection, or rizz: preview equivalent R. set shortcuts through tools → modify keyboard shortcuts.
runs include unsaved edits and keep variables in the global environment. relative file paths use your current R working directory. preview opens a new R tab without running or changing your code.
use these addins commands to run rizz; the ordinary run/source buttons do not translate it. these addins do not add slang highlighting or completion. notebooks and Markdown are not supported. examples using genzplyr also require that package locally.
program.rizz
your remix is processing
please stand by · good things take a momentoutput
ready for your first remix?
press run to execute your code.
fresh session every time.
equivalent R
boomer dictionary.
fluent in R, lost in the group chat? here’s your translation guide. “serve” defines a function. please leave the oven off.
no matching aliases. try “serve”, “integer”, or “return”.
new here? ten minutes to your first w.
start with score check, then remix a chart example above. the downloadable tutorial also covers reading the bundled CSV. aura(3) creates three zeros; as.aura(3) creates the integer 3L.
the bundled CSV contains a: 42, b: 67, c: 100. total: 209. two scores pass at a threshold of 60.
download the complete tutorial (Markdown)