example of writing chunks using functions #7
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@kweav looks cool and great start! I wonder if we can write some more generic functions too or make use of a config file to make copy and pasting easier. |
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Can we practice on a cheatsheet we haven't made yet and add it to the _site.yml so we can more easily preview it? |
I like the idea of a config file a lot! Are you imagining a config file for each cheatsheet? |
Practice the way I was doing it (e.g., try this but with course setup), or by trying to make it even more generic/use of a config file? course setup sounds good! and adding that as a new page on _site.yml so we can preview it. I think what you wrote is really great and pretty universal, but then we might have many steps that we want to write out (aka copy paste) fairly uniquely - I was thinking we could write functions that try to figure out what icon to put based on the text or we could have a config to fill in the html for the icons (and check boxes) (this could be pretty simple I think) |
was thinking overall for common things that we add like icons and the check boxes |
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Maybe let's add a new page to _site.yml based on your test and then we can merge this? |
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oops sorry I didn't mean to edit your comment earlier haha sometimes I do that |
I've added two R files and an example output Rmarkdown from running one of the R scripts.
The first R file (
echo_chunks.R) has functions that you can supply argument to and it'll return the text. The second R file (write_cheatsheets.R) calls those functions, concatenating the output together and writes them to an Rmarkdown file that can then be knitted.How does this look? I can keep putting chunk functions in
echo_chunks.Rif you like the look of this