MTAssembleHITHTML: Assemble HIT HTML
In andrewbrownphd/MetaTurkR: Functions to Support Metaresearch with MTurkR

Function to assemble HIT HTML into a single file, ready to upload to MTurk.

MTAssembleHITHTML(inputLoc = "input", content = "import",
  innerHTML.html = "import", innerScript.js = "import",
  hitShell.html = "import", button = "hit", skipPattern = NULL,
  write.to = "console", quiet = TRUE, sandbox = TRUE)

`inputLoc`	Location where input files are. Default is `"input"`, which simply points to a subdirectory of the working directory called 'input'.
`content`	Content to be parsed into the HTML. The columns of Content will be matched to parameterized `${parameter}` in the input files. Input can be named matrix/data.frame, or a tab-delimited file. If `"import"`, the function will look for a file called "content.tab" in the `inputLoc` file location. A different file can be specified by passing `file(filename)` into the function.
`innerHTML.html`	The HTML that is common to HITs, honey pots, and examples. Typically includes content placeholders and questions. If `"import"`, the function will look for a file called "innerHTML.html" in the `inputLoc` file location. Other files can be specified as above.
`innerScript.js`	JavaScript that should be included with every HIT, Example, or Honey Pot. If `"import"`, the function will look for a file called 'innerScript.js'. Other files can be specified as above.
`hitShell.html`	If `"import"`, function will look for a file called hitShell.html in the `inputLoc` file. Other files can be specified as above.
`button`	Specifies which submit button configuration to use: "hit", "honey", or "example".
`skipPattern`	A matrix or list of matrices containing two columns: the input name from the HTML, and the condition value. The first row represents the condition that will trigger the skipPattern, and the subsequent rows provide the values to be applied to the skipped inputs.
`write.to`	String. If `"console"`, output will print in console or be available to be assigned to an object. Otherwise, the function will assume it is a file name.
`quiet`	Logical. If `TRUE`, additional warnings will be silenced.
`sandbox`	Logical. Defines whether the HTML should be prepared for sandbox or live.