# fdSubchunkify <- function(g, fig_height=7, fig_width=5, id = NULL, title_v = "Title") {
# #' FD Subchunkify
# #' @description Output a flexdashboard plotting chunk
# #' Code taken from stack overflow and adapted.
# #' https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15365829/dynamic-height-and-width-for-knitr-plots/47339394#47339394
# #' References a blog post by Michael J Williams, but link is broken
# #' Addition of ID from this post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61620768/rmarkdown-explicitly-specify-the-figure-size-of-a-plot-within-a-chunk
# #' Had to modify the paste0() call for sub_chunk because r markdown was giving warnings about mismatched ticks for some reason.
# #' Function to output variable figure sizes
# #' @param g chunk
# #' @param fig_height height of chunk
# #' @param fig_width width of chunk
# #' @param id optional chunk ID
# #' @param title_v optional title
# #' @return flexdashboard chunk
# #' @export
#
#
# ### Make function to de-parse plot
# # g_deparsed <- paste0(deparse(
# # function() {g}
# # ), collapse = '')
#
# ### Make chunk id be title if not provided
# if (is.null(id)) id <- gsub(" .*$", "", title_v)
#
# ### Build Tab Title
# one_v <- paste0('
# #', '## ', title_v, '
# ')
#
# ### Construct code chunk header
# two_v <- paste0('
# `', '``{r sub_chunk_', id, '_', floor(runif(1) * 10000000),
# ', fig.height=', fig_height, ', fig.width=', fig_width, ', echo = F}\n
# ')
#
# ### Insert plot
# three_v <- paste0('
# \n\n (',
# g_deparsed
# , ")()")
#
# ### Close code chunk
# four_v <- paste0('
# \n`', '``
# ')
#
# ### Combine
# out_v <- paste(trimws(one_v), trimws(two_v), trimws(three_v), trimws(four_v), sep = "\n")
#
# ### Output chunk
# cat('\n\n')
# cat(trimws(out_v))
# cat('\n\n')
#
# } # subchunkify
# Hold for now
# fdSubchunkify <- function(g, fig_height=7, fig_width=5, id = NULL, title_v = "Title") {
# #' FD Subchunkify
# #' @description Output a flexdashboard plotting chunk
# #' Code taken from stack overflow and adapted.
# #' https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15365829/dynamic-height-and-width-for-knitr-plots/47339394#47339394
# #' References a blog post by Michael J Williams, but link is broken
# #' Addition of ID from this post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61620768/rmarkdown-explicitly-specify-the-figure-size-of-a-plot-within-a-chunk
# #' Had to modify the paste0() call for sub_chunk because r markdown was giving warnings about mismatched ticks for some reason.
# #' Function to output variable figure sizes
# #' @param g chunk
# #' @param fig_height height of chunk
# #' @param fig_width width of chunk
# #' @param optional chunk ID
# #' @export
# #'
#
# ### Make function to de-parse plot
# # g_deparsed <- paste0(deparse(
# # function() {g}
# # ), collapse = '')
# g_deparsed <- paste0(deparse(
# invisible(print(g))
# ), collapse = '')
#
# ### Make chunk id be title if not provided
# if (is.null(id)) id <- gsub(" .*$", "", title_v)
#
# ### Can look into this further, not sure why the ``` need to be separated like that, for example.
# sub_chunk <- paste0('
# #', '## ', title_v, # Row/Column Header
# '
# `', '``{r sub_chunk_', id, '_', floor(runif(1) * 10000000), # Code chunk ID
# ', fig.height=', fig_height, ', fig.width=', fig_width, ', echo = F}
# ', # Height/width parameters
# '
# (', # begin plot fxn
# g_deparsed, # deparsed plot
# ")()", # end plot fxn
# "
# `", '``
# ') # close code chunk
#
# one_v <- paste0('
# #', '## ', title_v, '
# ')
#
# two_v <- paste0('
# `', '``{r sub_chunk_', id, '_', floor(runif(1) * 10000000),
# ', fig.height=', fig_height, ', fig.width=', fig_width, ', echo = F}\n
# ')
#
# three_v <- paste0('
# \n\n (',
# g_deparsed
# , ")()")
#
# four_v <- paste0('
# \n`', '``
# ')
#
# out_v <- paste(trimws(one_v), trimws(two_v), trimws(three_v), trimws(four_v), sep = "\n")
#
# ### Output chunk
# cat('\n\n')
# # cat(trimws(sub_chunk))
# cat(trimws(out_v))
# #cat(knitr::knit(text = knitr::knit_expand(text = sub_chunk), quiet = TRUE))
# cat('\n\n')
#
# } # subchunkify
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