Thank you for all the great tips! I ended up creating a drat package repo,
and installing the packages from there with `Additional_repositories:` tag
in the description. With this method, I was able to keep the vignettes as
R markdown docs and the pkgdown site did not need any modifications.
Tha
On 11 November 2019 at 16:17, Daniel Sjoberg wrote:
| Awesome, I'll check it out. I do like the HTML vignettes, so I am hoping I
| can get it working in that format!
Well, as I said (but wrote poorly, dropping a "non"): Mark's approach is for
pdf. I like as you then get by with Sweave only, hen
Awesome, I'll check it out. I do like the HTML vignettes, so I am hoping I
can get it working in that format!
On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 1:23 PM Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
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> On 11 November 2019 at 12:44, Daniel Sjoberg wrote:
> | Thank you Ben. That is a great suggestion. While searching for
> |
On 11 November 2019 at 12:44, Daniel Sjoberg wrote:
| Thank you Ben. That is a great suggestion. While searching for
| instructions on using pre-compiled vignettes, I came across a few posts
| recommending the dependency package be stored in a drat repository on
| GitHub and using the DESCRIPTIO
Thank you Ben. That is a great suggestion. While searching for
instructions on using pre-compiled vignettes, I came across a few posts
recommending the dependency package be stored in a drat repository on
GitHub and using the DESCRIPTION `Additional_repositories:` tag to point to
it. This solutio
I don't know the particular answer to your question, but perhaps an
alternative way to go about this is to wrap the code in your vignette
that depends on this package in an if (requireNamespace("gt")) {} clause
(and perhaps supply pre-compiled versions of the vignette in the doc/
directory)? (An
There is a package only available on GitHub that prints beautiful tables.
I list this package in the `Enhances:` section of my package's DESCRIPTION
file. I would like to show the use of this enhancement in a vignette. I
use the code below in a vignette to install the package to a temporary
folde
