Hi Jan,
I saw in README 'The package is not meant to be load directly as this would significant number of functions (<900).'. Actually I don't think that's a problem on modern systems. Loading time is still mainly taken by loading qgisprocess in the background.
So I think it's no problem to do library(qgis):
> system.time(library(qgisprocess)) Attempting to load the cache ... Success! QGIS version: 3.28.3-Firenze Having access to 785 algorithms from 9 QGIS processing providers. Run `qgis_configure(use_cached_data = TRUE)` to reload cache and get more details. user system elapsed 2.241 0.219 2.653 # New R session > system.time(library(qgis)) Attempting to load the cache ... Success! user system elapsed 2.218 0.267 2.675 > ?qgis_ruggednessindex starting httpd help server ... done
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