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Facilitates generation of .Rmd and .html reports from tables, (code) blocks and figures (plots and windows) saved using the subfoldr2 package. To quickly view all the results use `sbr_knit_results()`.
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An R package to knit tables, figures, numbers etc saved using subfoldr2
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Read the full README ↗subreport is an R package to generate .html results reports and
custom markdown for tables, figures (plots, windows and png files) and
(code) blocks saved using the
subfoldr2 package.
The sbr_knit_results() function allows the user to view a .html report
with all the tables, figures and blocks while the sbr_tables(),
sbr_figures() and sbr_blocks() functions produce markdown code
complete with headings, numbered labels and captions of their respective
objects.
The sbr_n() and sbr_s() functions allow numbers and strings to be
inserted into .Rmd reports.
library(subfoldr2)
library(subreport)
sbf_set_main(tempdir(), "output")
sbr_set_report(tempdir(), "report")
y <- data.frame(t = 2, comment = "blah blah")
sbf_save_table(y, sub = "Factoids", caption = "A really interesting summary")
cat(sbr_tables())
#>
#> #### Factoids
#>
#> Table 1. A really interesting summary.
#>
#> | t|comment |
#> |--:|:---------|
#> | 2|blah blah |
To install the latest development version from GitHub repository
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("poissonconsulting/subreport")
Please report any issues.
Pull requests are always welcome.
Please note that the subreport project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.