Get a resource function using its name:

Apply the resource function to arguments:

Apply a function from a ResourceObject to a value:

Find properties of a resource function:

Get the web documentation URL for a published function:

Create a resource function from an Association :

Use the two-argument from of ResourceFunction to retrieve properties:

Get a list of properties:

Obtain information on a resource function:

View basic usage:

Run all verification tests defined for a resource function to generate a TestReportObject :

A Missing object is returned for resource functions that do not have defined tests:

See all the tests defined for a resource function in a testing notebook:

See when a resource function was first published to the Wolfram Function Repository:

Get the date of the most recent update:

Get a list of available versions:

The two-argument form of ResourceFunction provides the same values as ResourceObject :

The underlying symbol belonging to a ResourceFunction can be obtained using the "Function" property:

Using the symbol directly can often be faster:

Many functions that work on symbols also work on resource functions, for example, DownValues :

And Attributes :

And Options :

Resource functions that have holding attributes will only hold arguments if ResourceFunction […] is explicitly used as the head:

Use ResourceFunction […][…] instead to ensure attributes will work:

Using the formatted form will also work:

Alternatively, set the symbol to the underlying function instead: