create_template: Create skeleton directories and files for a new template
In charlotte-ngs/rcoursetools: R Course Tools
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Description
The function rmarkdown::draft() uses a defined
directory structure under "rmarkdown/templates" to
instantiate new documents. This function create_template()
creates a new skeleton infrastructure for a new template.
Usage
1
create_template(psTemplateName, psPkgDir = ".")
Arguments
psTemplateName
name of the template to be created
psPkgDir
Package directory
Details
In principle, we are doing meta-templating here. We use a
generic template and create a more specific template based
on that. The generic template is stored as template of
this package "rcoursetools". From this the template
infrastructure is copied to the target package from where
it can be used as ordinary template.
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Description Usage Arguments Details
Description
The function rmarkdown::draft() uses a defined
directory structure under "rmarkdown/templates" to
instantiate new documents. This function create_template()
creates a new skeleton infrastructure for a new template.
Usage
1 | create_template(psTemplateName, psPkgDir = ".")
|
Arguments
psTemplateName |
name of the template to be created |
psPkgDir |
Package directory |
Details
In principle, we are doing meta-templating here. We use a generic template and create a more specific template based on that. The generic template is stored as template of this package "rcoursetools". From this the template infrastructure is copied to the target package from where it can be used as ordinary template.
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