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add info on binaries #82

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# The result is a list of packages
str(packages[[1]], max.level = 1)
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### Information on a single package in an universe
### Information on a single package in an universe {#api-pkg}

URL: `https://<username>.r-universe.dev/api/packages/<package>`

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See how [this is done automatically in the base image](https://github.com/r-universe-org/base-image/blob/f20ec9fc6f51ef8a89aad489206a43790bd9bf77/Rprofile#L10-L16) when an environment variable `MY_UNIVERSE` is set.


## Binaries for packages with compiled code

In information on packages provided by the [API](#api-pkg), the `arch` field to the `binaries` field only if there is compiled code in the package.
Packages without compiled code are identical on all architectures.

On MacOS we only build a separate intel and arm64 version for packages with compiled code, otherwise the same binary is used for both.

## How to use WebAssembly Binaries

We have experimental support for webassembly binaries! You should use the official [r-wasm repository](https://repo.r-wasm.org) for dependencies. For example to install the dev version of dplyr:
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