Add inline-reporting vignette #25
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This is great, go for it. Just a note that I don’t use emo::ji() since I started using R 4.2.0. That was what I used to have to get emoji into blogposts. |
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Hi @tjmahr! I used (i.e. heavily borrowed) from your awesome lists with knitr blog post for a vignette for
epoxy. I'm tagging you into this PR hoping you'll let me know if you mind me re-using your material a bit. If there's anything you'd like me to change, please let me know!Here's a link where you can preview the article: http://pkg.garrickadenbuie.com/epoxy/preview/pr25/articles/inline-reporting.html
(To be honest, when I started out I fully intended to simply re-write your post using
epoxyinstead of inline R chunks. But I quickly ran into the problem that you used packages I don't want to add to the dependencies of this package, which derailed my original plan. Oh well, I think it worked out for the best.)