new_post: File Structure for a Jekyll Blog Post
In brlancer/blance: blance

A function to set-up the file structure for a Jekyll blog post. Assumes that the current working directory is the root directory of the Jekyll site.

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new_post(title = "new post", date = as.character(Sys.Date()),
  serve = TRUE, dir = "_source", subdir = TRUE,
  skeleton_file = ".skeleton_post.Rmd")

`title`	The title of the blog post
`date`	The date to show the post was published. Defaults to `as.character(Sys.Date())`
`serve`	Should `blog_serve` be run once the files have been set-up? Defatuls to `TRUE`.
`dir`	The directory the post (or subdirectory) should reside in
`subdir`	Should the post live in a subdirectory? Defaults to `TRUE`
`skeleton_file`	The filepath of a skeleton blog post which will be used as the basis for the basis for the newly created file

new_post will create a .R file, and a .Rmd file (by default in a subdirectory), with names created by running title through filenamize. The .R file will contain a short note mentioning that it accompanies the .Rmd file, which will contain the same text as the file supplied by skeleton_post paramter. Both files will be opened using sys_open.

brlancer/blance documentation built on May 13, 2019, 7:44 a.m.