Branding and Packaging Reports with R Markdown
summary
Automates recurring assessment reports by packaging Word and LaTeX templates, ggplot2 themes, and render wrappers into a reproducible toolkit that eliminates scattered files and version drift. The team builds an R package called ratlas R package, stores templates under inst/rmarkdown, exposes a render function that calls Bookdown Word document2 with a reference.docx template, provides project templates and vignettes, and reports successful adoption with fewer manual edits and faster annual updates.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:15Jake Thompson
- 2:11Output Formats
- 3:51Step Two Is To Then Build Your Template
- 14:36Sorensen Impact Package
- 15:47Can You Get the Css out of a Word Document Template and Then Use It for Pdf or Html
- 16:18How Do You Include Logos
- 17:31How Are You Hosting and Sharing these Docs
- 17:56What Challenges Did You Encounter in the Adoption of these Templates
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