
Rmdx provide very customize formats for Rmarkdown documents. The 3
main document availables are:
See examples for more details.
Rmdx is not yet in CRAN.
You can install the development version from GitHub with:
tryCatch(
library(remotes),
error = function(e){
install.packages('remotes')
}
)
remotes::install_github("drdsdaniel/Rmdx")
If you are using RStudio, you can create a new Rmdx document from file
menu: File -> New file -> R Markdown -> From Template.

You need to have restarted RStudio at least once since the Rmdx installation.
If you are working outside of RStudio or the desired file has already been created, you just need to set the output in the yaml to be Rmdx: rmdx_html.
---
title: "Template Title"
author: "Daniel E. de la Rosa"
date: "November 02, 2021"
output:
Rmdx::rmdx_html:
footer_name: 'Daniel E. de la Rosa'
toc-title: 'Contents'
fig_caption: true
bibliography: 'bibliography.bib'
nocite: '@*'
---
Builded on top of html_document2. See rmdx_html reference page for additional details.

Builded on top of pdf_document2. See rmdx_pdf reference page for additional details.

Builded on top of rdocx_document. See rmdx_docx reference page for additional details.

Builded on top of arxiv_article. See rmdx_paper details in reference page for additional info.

Rmdx also provide a template for easy start with crender package.
These are some of the ideas that at the moment I plan to add to the
package. Feel free to propose any change that you consider pertinent.
Look at Contributing below to see how.
Have a feedback or want to contribute?
Please take a look at the contributing guidelines before filing an issue or pull request.
Please note that the Rmdx project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.
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