Reproducible Projects with R Markdown and Hugo. This packages is tested only on Linux OS.
Reprodown is an R package that helps to improve reproducibility by using:
R package that
integrates rmarkdown with
Hugo to create a website.GNU
utility that determines which pieces of a program need to be compiled. This is
based on a file called Makefile where dependencies are defined.hugo
theme for a webpage.The workflow of reprodown is to write the .Rmd files containing our data
analysis inside a sub-folder (e.g. scripts). Then the function
reprodown::makefile will read the .Rmd files to create automatically the
Makefile. The outputs are render to html files by simply running the utility
make on the terminal.
We need to install the R packages blogdown and reprodown. We need my custom
fork of blogdown given that I made a pull request to add a functionality to
the function blogdown:::build_rmds. Hopefully, this will accepted in the
future.
remotes::install_github("ErickChacon/blogdown")
remotes::install_github("ErickChacon/reprodown")
In addition, we also need the GNU make utility which comes with any GNU/Linux
distribution.
# create folders for project
reprodown::create_proj()
# add theme for the website
blogdown::new_site('docs', theme = 'ErickChacon/scholar-docs', sample = FALSE)
# convert the rmd files to html files
reprodown::makefile(); system(make)
# serve the site
setwd("docs"); blogdown::serve_site(); setwd("..")
# stop serve
servr::daemon_stop()
Look further details at erickchacon.gitlab.io
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