Package: workflowr 1.7.2

Introduction | Amazon S3 (password-protected) | GitLab Pages

Why isn't my website displaying online? | Can I make my workflowr website private? | How should I manage large data files in a workflowr project? | How can I include external images in my website? | How can I save a figure in a vector graphics format (e.g. PDF)? | Can I include Shiny apps in my website? | Can I change "X" on my website? | How can I suppress the workflowr report? | Why am I not getting the same result with wflow_build() as with the RStudio Knit HTML button? | How should I install packages to use with a workflowr project? | Can I create a single HTML or PDF file of one of my workflowr R Markdown files? | Working directory | PDF | HTML | RStudio Knit button | Can I use R notebooks with workflowr? | Can I use a Git hosting service that uses the HTTP protocol? | How should I pronounce and spell workflowr?

What is in this vignette? | Step 0: Set up a project | Step 1: Create a remote repository on GitLab | Step 2: Configure your local workflowr project to use GitLab | Step 3: Republish the analyses | Step 4: Push to GitLab | Access control for private sites | Compatibility with custom GitLab instances

Overview | Where are the figures? | Additional tools | Background and related work | Further reading

Introduction | Setup | Organize your research | Build your website | Collect some data! | Understanding paths | Create a new analysis | Publish your analysis! | Checking your status | Share your results | Index your new analysis | Conclusion | Troubleshooting | I don't see the workflowr project as an available RStudio Project Type. | The GitHub repository wasn't created automatically by wflow_use_github(). | I wasn't able to push to GitHub with wflow_git_push(). | My website isn't displaying after I activated GitHub Pages.

Introduction | Option 0: Reconsider versioning your large data files | Option 1: Record metadata | Option 2: Use Git LFS (Large File Storage) | Option 3: Use piggyback | Option 4: Use a database

Adding project details | Changing the theme | Style with custom CSS | Customize the navigation bar | Setup SSH keys | Change the session information function

Overview | Start the project | Build the website | Publish the website | Deploy the website | Add a new analysis file | The workflow | Next steps | Further reading

Introduction | Scenario: I have a collection of R Markdown files | Scenario: I have a collection of R Markdown files and other project infrastructure | Scenario: I have an R package

Overview of directories | Share R code with source() | Share child documents with chunk option | Share templates with knit_expand()