new_report(report = "report", template = getOption("temp.reports"), bib.loc = getOption("bib.loc"), name = getOption("name.reports"), github.user = getOption("github.user"), sources = getOption("sources.reports"), path = getwd(), AN.xlsx = TRUE, present = getOption("present.template"), open = is.global(2), github = FALSE, ...)
report
is one this name
will be used as the main directory name and all sub
directories and files.templates
for more.TRUE
the article notes
(AN) and websites documents will be in .xlsx format. If
FALSE
the document will be a .csv file.slidify_templates
, "rstudio"
(this generates a .Rpres file), or a path to an
.Rmd/.Rpres file. This argument will be overrode if a
custom reports template is supplied with an .Rmd file in
the inst directory named slidify.Rmd
(~inst/slidify.Rmd). Or an .Rpres file in the
inst directory named rstudio.Rpres
(~inst/slidify.Rmd).TRUE
the project will be
opened in RStudio. The default is to test if
new_report
is being used in the global
environment, if it is then the project directory will be
opened.TRUE
the repo will be
sent to public GitHub
account.author
.Creates a report template.
Generate a report/paper template to increase efficiency.
The user may want to set options
for
bib.loc
, github.user
, name.reports
sources.reports
,present.template
and
revealjs.loc
in the user's primary
.Rprofile
:
template
)
options(speed.temp=list(`1`="wordpress_rmd",
`2`="basic_rmd"))
slidify_templates
for possible non-path
arguments) Introductory video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArHQjQyIS70
## new_report()## fx <- folder(delete_me)## owd <- getwd(); setwd(fx)## x <- rdirs(admin, 1:15, c("d", "f", "w"), c(1, 4, 6), text.only = TRUE)## lapply(x, new_report)## setwd(owd); delete(fx)
doc_temp
,
presentation
,
templates
,
slidify_templates
,
author
Installation
section of reveal.js GitHub