A collaborative repository of SAS packages for the pharmaceutical space, powered by PHUSE Japan OST (Open Source Technology) WG members—Hiroki Yamanobe, Yutaka Morioka, and Ryo Nakaya—showcasing the list of available packages below.

-Goal-
Through SAS Packages, we want to actively encourage sharing of SAS know‑how that has often stayed within individuals. By doing this, we aim to build up collective knowledge, boost productivity, ensure quality through standardization, and energize our community.

-Priority-
Our first priority is to share openly—and get others to share as well—so that more people can join in. On that basis, we’ll work on improving quality, driving standardization, and creating long‑term value.

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1. OncoPlotter (PharmaForest original package)
2. sashash
3. sas_dataset_json
4. SASPACer
5. misc (PharmaForest original package)
6. SAS FAKER
7. SASLogChecker
8. sas_compare
9. rtfCreator
10. shutter_chance
11. devil (PharmaForest original package)
12. xattr_kit
13. cloak
14. vis_review_kit
15. odstable_layoutshowcase

If you are greedy who wants to install all packages, see below for install all packages of PharmaForest.

%installPackage(
	OncoPlotter sashash sas_dataset_json SASPACer misc sas_faker saslogchecker sas_compare rtfcreator shutter_chance devil xattr_kit
	cloak vis_review_kit odstable_layoutshowcase,
	sourcePath=https://github.com/PharmaForest/_ALL_/raw/main/
)

PharmaForest repository can omit sourcePath= parameter(sometime its lengthy) by using mirror=3 or mirror=PharmaForest in %installPackage() of SPF thanks to Bart.

%installPackage(OncoPlotter, mirror=PharmaForest)
%installPackage(OncoPlotter, mirror=3)

The package is built on top of SAS Packages framework(SPF), which was developed by Bartosz Jablonski.
For more information about SAS Packages framework, see SAS_PACKAGES.
You can also find more SAS Packages(SASPACs) in SASPAC.

Firstly, create directory for your packages and assign a fileref to it.

filename packages "\path\to\your\packages";

Secondly, enable the SAS Packages Framework.
(If you don't have SAS Packages Framework installed, follow the instruction in SPF documentation to install SAS Packages Framework.)

%include packages(SPFinit.sas)

Install SAS package you want to use using %installPackage() in SPFinit.sas.

%installPackage(packagename, sourcePath=\github\path\for\packagename)

(e.g. %installPackage(ABC, sourcePath=https://github.com/XXXXX/ABC/raw/main/))

Load SAS package you want to use using %loadPackage() in SPFinit.sas.

%loadPackage(packagename)