install_tinytex | R Documentation |
The function install_tinytex()
downloads and installs TinyTeX, a
custom LaTeX distribution based on TeX Live. The function
uninstall_tinytex()
removes TinyTeX; reinstall_tinytex()
reinstalls TinyTeX as well as previously installed LaTeX packages by default;
tinytex_root()
returns the root directory of TinyTeX if found.
install_tinytex(
force = FALSE,
dir = "auto",
version = "daily",
bundle = "TinyTeX-1",
repository = "auto",
extra_packages = if (is_tinytex()) tl_pkgs(),
add_path = TRUE
)
uninstall_tinytex(force = FALSE, dir = tinytex_root())
reinstall_tinytex(packages = TRUE, dir = tinytex_root(), ...)
tinytex_root(error = TRUE)
force |
Whether to force to install or uninstall TinyTeX. For
|
dir |
The directory to install (should not exist unless |
version |
The version of TinyTeX, e.g., |
bundle |
The bundle name of TinyTeX (which determines the collection of LaTeX packages to install). See https://github.com/rstudio/tinytex-releases#releases for all possible bundles and their meanings. |
repository |
The CTAN repository to set. By default, it is the
repository automatically chosen by |
extra_packages |
A character vector of extra LaTeX packages to be
installed. By default, a vector of all currently installed LaTeX packages
if an existing installation of TinyTeX is found. If you want a fresh
installation, you may use |
add_path |
Whether to run the command |
packages |
Whether to reinstall all currently installed packages. |
... |
Other arguments to be passed to |
error |
Whether to signal an error if TinyTeX is not found. |
If you really want to disable the installation, you may set the
environment variable TINYTEX_PREVENT_INSTALL to true
. Then
install_tinytex()
will fail immediately. This can be useful to
sysadmins who want to prevent the accidental installation of TinyTeX.
Installing TinyTeX requires perl (on Linux, perl-base is insufficient).
See the TinyTeX documentation (https://yihui.org/tinytex/) for the default installation directories on different platforms.
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