Adjusted Dickey Fuller test

[Mkranj]

Hi, I'm interested in performing an ADF test to confirm that my transformations ended up with a stationary time series.
I couldn't find a function to let me perform the test by itself, so I was wondering if this approach is appropriate:

library(forecast)
wineind |> ndiffs(test = "adf")

Basically I'm trying to get the answer to "how many times should this series be differenced to be considered stationary" and expecting the answer to be 0 to consider this stationary per ADF test. So if I already differenced a non-stationary series and used that inside ndiffs(), the result should be 0.

Am I correct in this interpretation? Is there another way to conduct an ADF test I missed?

[mitchelloharawild]

Yes, your interpretation is correct.
This function uses urca::ur.df, so if you want to perform the test directly you can use that function.

[Mkranj]

Thank you!
I didn't really get how to interpret ur.df() results (mainly how to get p value) and parameters, guess I'll stick to the originally proposed method

[mitchelloharawild]

No worries.