If you’re looking to automate a script in R on a Mac, there are a few options available to you. One option is to use the “Automator” application that comes with every Mac. This application allows you to create custom “workflows” which can automate a variety of tasks.
Another option is to use the “AppleScript” language to create a script that can be run on a Mac. This option is more advanced, but provides more flexibility in terms of what you can automate.
If you’re not sure which option is best for you, we recommend starting with the “Automator” application. It’s relatively easy to use and should be able to handle most of your automation needs.
Other related questions:
How do I schedule an Rscript on a Mac?
You can use the cron utility to schedule an Rscript on a Mac.
How do I run an Rscript automatically?
There are a few ways to run an Rscript automatically:
1. You can use the “source” command in R to source your script:
source(“myScript.R”)
2. You can also use the “Rscript” command to run your script:
Rscript myScript.R
3. Finally, you can use the “cron” command to schedule your script to run at a certain time:
cron myScript.R
How do I run a script in R?
There are a few ways to run a script in R. One way is to open the script in RStudio and click the “Run” button. Another way is to open the script in a text editor and then run the following command in the R console:
source(“path/to/script.R”)