library(epoxy)

Loading epoxy adds four new knitr engines, or chunk types. Each type lets you intermix text with R code or data (expr in the table below), and each is geared toward a different output context.

| Engine | Output Context | Delimiter | | :------------ | :------------------- | :-----------------------------------: | | epoxy | all-purpose markdown | {expr} | | epoxy_html | HTML | {{expr}} | | epoxy_latex | LaTeX | <<expr>> | | whisker | all-purpose | mustache template language |

⚠️ Caution: Previously, epoxy provided a glue engine, but this conflicts with a similar chunk engine by the [glue] package. You can update existing documents to use the epoxy engine, or you can explicitly use epoxy's glue chunk by including the following in your setup chunk.

use_epoxy_glue_engine()


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epoxy documentation built on Sept. 20, 2023, 1:06 a.m.