In ropensci/tinkr: Cast '(R)Markdown' Files to 'XML' and Back Again
If you are not closely following one of the examples provided, what background knowledge do you need before using tinkr?
- That XPath, a language for querying XML & HTML, exists, and some basics.
- Basics of how xml2 works: how to find, replace, remove nodes etc.
- How to use R6 classes... although reading the examples should help you get the gist.
- If you are not happy with our default stylesheet, then understanding XSLT will help you create your own. Refer to this good resource on XSLT for XML transformations.
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If you are not closely following one of the examples provided, what background knowledge do you need before using tinkr?
- That XPath, a language for querying XML & HTML, exists, and some basics.
- Basics of how xml2 works: how to find, replace, remove nodes etc.
- How to use R6 classes... although reading the examples should help you get the gist.
- If you are not happy with our default stylesheet, then understanding XSLT will help you create your own. Refer to this good resource on XSLT for XML transformations.
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