to_xml: Transform file to XML

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Transform file to XML

Description

Transform file to XML

Usage

to_xml(
  path,
  encoding = "UTF-8",
  sourcepos = FALSE,
  anchor_links = TRUE,
  unescaped = TRUE
)

Arguments

path	Path to the file.
encoding	Encoding to be used by readLines.
sourcepos	passed to commonmark::markdown_xml(). If TRUE, the source position of the file will be included as a "sourcepos" attribute. Defaults to FALSE.
anchor_links	if TRUE (default), reference-style links with anchors (in the style of ⁠[key]: https://example.com/link "title"⁠) will be preserved as best as possible. If this is FALSE, the anchors disappear and the links will appear as normal links. See resolve_anchor_links() for details.
unescaped	if TRUE (default) AND sourcepos = TRUE, square braces that were unescaped in the original document will be preserved as best as possible. If this is FALSE, these braces will be escaped in the output document. See protect_unescaped() for details.

Details

This function will take a (R)markdown file, split the yaml header from the body, and read in the body through commonmark::markdown_xml(). Any RMarkdown code fences will be parsed to expose the chunk options in XML and tickboxes (aka checkboxes) in GitHub-flavored markdown will be preserved (both modifications from the commonmark standard).

Value

A list containing the YAML of the file (yaml) and its body (body) as XML.

Note

Math elements are not protected by default. You can use protect_math() to address this if needed.

Examples

path <- system.file("extdata", "example1.md", package = "tinkr")
post_list <- to_xml(path)
names(post_list)
path2 <- system.file("extdata", "example2.Rmd", package = "tinkr")
post_list2 <- to_xml(path2)
post_list2

tinkr documentation built on March 31, 2023, 8:12 p.m.