Resources

Downloads

You can use Renjin as a standalone application, or integrated into any Java application. Take a look at the download page for more information.

Documentation

You can find comprehensive documentation on Renjin, including:

• Using Renjin as a Java Library
• Using Renjin from the Command Line

Case Studies

Renjin has evolved from a research project into a stable solution used by companies and researchers to improve their development workflows.

• OpsFactor: Deploying a hybrid Java and R solution with Amazon Beanstalk.
• icCube: Building an R-language plugin with Renjin for a Java-based business intelligence software package
• Processing.R enables users to write Processing sketches in R.

Related Projects

There are several other open source projects that are built for or on Renjin. This list does not include Renjin specific packages (they are, if contributed (see Packages section below), available on packages.renjin.org)

• Ride: A nice R development environment, somewhat similar to R Studio, for the Renjin JVM implementation of R
• Munin: A reporting server for reports created in R based on Renjin and Spring Boot.
• Renjin Spring Boot Starter: A Spring Boot Starter to easily and quickly run Renjin R code in a Spring Boot application
• SciCom: (Scientific Computing) for Ruby brings the power of R (through Renjin) to the Ruby community.
• ClojisR: Clojure speaks statistics - a bridge between Clojure to R

Packages

Packages is the way that R is extended with additional functionality.
Builds of CRAN and BioConductor packages for Renjin are available from our repository:

• Browse packages A-Z

Packages created specifically for Renjin (and hence not on CRAN or BioConductor) can also be found in the above link. If you are a package creator/maintainer that have a Renjin package published to Maven Central you can fill in this form to add it to our list of packages.