# Condense the output of

## Description

Condense the output of `pkgstats` to summary statistics only

## Usage

```r
pkgstats_summary(s = NULL)
```

## Arguments

* `s`: Output of [pkgstats](pkgstats), containing full statistical data on one
package. Default of `NULL` returns a single row with `NA` values (used in
[pkgstats_from_archive](pkgstats_from_archive)).

## Note

Variable names in the summary object use the following abbreviations:

* "loc" = Lines-of-Code
* "fn" = Function
* "n_fns" = Number of functions
* "npars" = Number of parameters
* "doclines" = Number of documentation lines
* "nedges" = Number of edges in function call network, as a count of
*unique* edges, which may be less than the size of the `network`
object returned by [pkgstats](pkgstats), because that may include multiple calls
between identical function pairs.
* "n_clusters" = Number of connected clusters within the function call
network.
* "centrality" used as a prefix for several statistics, along with
"dir" or "undir" for centrality calculated on networks respectively
constructed with directed or undirected edges; "mn" or "md" for respective
measures of mean or median centrality, and "no0" for measures excluding
edges with zero centrality.

## Seealso

Other stats: 
`[desc_stats](desc_stats)()`,
`[loc_stats](loc_stats)()`,
`[pkgstats](pkgstats)()`,
`[rd_stats](rd_stats)()`

## Concept

stats

## Value

Summarised version of `s`, as a single row of a standardised
`data.frame` object

## Examples

```r
f <- system.file ("extdata", "pkgstats_9.9.tar.gz", package = "pkgstats")
if (ctags_test (noerror = TRUE)) withAutoprint({ # examplesIf
p <- pkgstats (f)
s <- pkgstats_summary (p)
}) # examplesIf
```