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The qcReport
method generates report in various formats taking
a QcMetrics
instance as input. Each individual
quality control item produces a section with description of the item
and a assessment figure.
The reporting functions take a QcMetrics
instance as input,
generate the source of the report and compile it into the final format
that are currently available are reporting_pdf
,
reporting_tex
, reporting_rmd
and reporting_html
.
See qcto
for details about the sectioning functions,
that convert individual QcMetric
objects into adequate report
sections.
The package vignette documents the report generation in more details and describes possibilities for customisation.
signature(
object = "QcMetrics",
reportname = "character",
type = "character",
author = "character",
title = "character",
metadata = "logical",
toc = "logical",
summary = "logical",
sessioninfo = "logical",
clean = "logical",
quiet = "logical",
reporter,
qcto,
...)
generates a report for the QcMetrics
object
. The report will be named according the
reportname
(default is qcreprt
)and type
, the
latter defining the output format and the extension. Possible
types are pdf
(default), "tex", "Rmd", "html" (all
generated using the package knitr
). A custom title
can be provided; default is "Quality control report generated with
qcmetrics". If no author
is provided, the default value
(Sys.getenv("USER")
) is used. The addition of a table of
contents (default is FALSE
), a metadata section, a summary
section and the session information can be controlled with the
toc
, metadata
, summary
and
sessioninformation
arguments. The metadata section is
added to the report when present and the other have TRUE
as
default.
Intermediate files are deleted, unless clean
is set to
FALSE
and verbose output can be turned on by setting
quiet
to FALSE
.
The reporter
and qcto
arguments are used to convert
QcMetric
and QcMetrics
objects into report
source. See Details and the package vignette for details.
Addition parameters can be passed to inner functions. For the
pdf
report, passed to texi2pdf
; for html
,
passed to markdown::markdownToHTML
.
The method invisibly returns the name of the report that was generated.
example(QcMetrics)
show(qcm)
destdir <- tempdir()
(report <- file.path(destdir, "testQCReport"))
## Not run:
## pdf report
qcReport(qcm, reportname = report)
## use pdflatex to generate the pdf file
qcReport(qcm, reportname = report, texi2dvi = "pdflatex")
## End(Not run)
## default html report
html <- qcReport(qcm, reportname = report, type = "html")
html
if (interactive())
browseURL(html)
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