draftRmdHTML: Draft a new R Markdown document with an embedded image

In dnegrey/spork: A multipurpose utensil

Description

draftRmdHTML copies a standard R Markdown (to HTML) document template while allowing for dynamic insertion and styling of an image (logo)

Usage

draftRmdHTML(dir, logoFile, width, height, moreLogoCSS = "",
  recursive = FALSE)

Arguments

dir	character value; directory to store template files
logoFile	character value; path to image file to embed
width	integer; styling width (in pixels) to use on embedded image
height	integer; styling height (in pixels) to use on embedded image
moreLogoCSS	character value; additional CSS to use on embedded image
recursive	logical value; should elements of dir other than the last be created? If TRUE, like the UNIX command mkdir -p.

Value

A logical value indicating the success (or failure) of copying the template files. If dir does not exist, its creation will be attempted. Template files are then copied to dir. Appropriate modifications are then made to template files based on logoFile, width, height and moreLogoCSS.

See Also

file.copy, readTemplate, image_uri

Examples

dir.create("test")
download.file("http://cran.us.r-project.org/Rlogo.svg", "test/Rlogo.svg")
draftRmdHTML("test", "test/Rlogo.svg", 148, 115, "margin-top: 20px;")
rmarkdown::render("test/template.Rmd")
dir.create("test2")
download.file(
    "https://www.rstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/RStudio-Ball.png",
    "test2/RStudio-Ball.png"
)
draftRmdHTML("test2", "test2/RStudio-Ball.png", 150, 150)
rmarkdown::render("test2/template.Rmd")

dnegrey/spork documentation built on May 15, 2019, 9:40 a.m.