html_format {markdown} | R Documentation |
R Markdown output formats
Description
Convenience functions for R Markdown v2 users.
Usage
html_format(
meta = NULL,
template = NULL,
options = NULL,
keep_md = FALSE,
keep_tex = FALSE,
latex_engine = "xelatex"
)
latex_format(
meta = NULL,
template = NULL,
options = NULL,
keep_md = FALSE,
keep_tex = FALSE,
latex_engine = "xelatex"
)
Arguments
meta , template , options |
Arguments to be passed to |
keep_md , keep_tex |
Whether to keep the intermediate ‘.md’ and ‘.tex’ files generated from ‘.Rmd’. |
latex_engine |
The LaTeX engine to compile ‘.tex’ to ‘.pdf’.
This argument and |
Details
We refer to this markdown package plus knitr as “R
Markdown v1”, and the rmarkdown package as “R Markdown v2”. The
former uses commonmark to convert Markdown, and the latter uses Pandoc.
However, the latter also accept custom converting tools in addition to
Pandoc. The output formats here provide the custom converting function
mark()
to rmarkdown, so that users can take advantage of
rmarkdown::render()
and the Knit button in RStudio. It is absolutely not
necessary to rely on rmarkdown. The only point is convenience. If you
do not use rmarkdown::render()
or the Knit button, you can definitely just
call markdown::mark()
directly.