publish_wiki | R Documentation |
Publish an specific rmarkdown or qmd into wiki repository, specifying the path of the wiki repository once that you already clone this repository into your machine. See Details if is your first time publishing in a wiki repository.
publish_wiki(
report,
path_wiki_repo,
automatic_update = FALSE,
new_file_name = NULL,
quiet_render_logs = FALSE
)
report |
the path of rmarkdown or qmd file |
path_wiki_repo |
the complete path of wiki repository. |
automatic_update |
if you like to do automatically the pull, commit and push set in TRUE, if you like to do manually, set FALSE. Default is TRUE. |
new_file_name |
the new name for the markdown file. |
quiet_render_logs |
if you like to see the render logs of rmarkdown, set in TRUE, in otherwise set FALSE. Default is TRUE. |
Publish an rmarkdown into wiki repo
If this is the first time you are going to publish in a wiki, you must follow these steps:
The wiki repository must be cloned to a local working folder. To do this first go to the wiki tab of your repository and you will need to manually create the first wiki page. If you don't do this it will tell you that the repository does not exist.
Once you have created the wiki home page, you will need to clone the wiki repository just like you would any other repository on your computer (using the link that is made available to you once you create the wiki home page).
Once you have cloned the wiki on your computer, what you should indicate
in the publica_wiki
function is the path_wiki_repo
. This is the full
address on your computer where this repository you cloned is located. For
example: /home/client/project/wiki_repo
Publish a md into wiki repository.
## Not run:
publish_wiki(report = "eda.Rmd",
path_wiki_repo = "/home/cliente/proyecto/wiki_repo")
## End(Not run)
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