chitore.blogg.se - Rmarkdown github pages

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Go to Settings > GitHub Pages and turn on GitHub Pages for the master branch.

Open your web browser to the page for your repository.

Commit your changes (to both index.Rmd and index.html) and push to GitHub.

This is our RMarkdown file rendered as HTML (a web page).

Notice the new file in the same directory index.html.

Open index.Rmd (if it isn’t already open).

Be sure to use the exact capitalization (lower case ‘index’) as different operating systems handle capitalization differently and it can interfere with loading your web page later. You should create a “Document” in “HTML” format. Choose File -> New File -> RMarkdown… This will bring up a dialog box. The easiest way to do this is through the RStudio menu.

Add a new file at the top level called index.Rmd.

Use your existing training_username repository.

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15.2 Full source code for the final application.15.1.7 Finishing touches: data citation.15.1.6 Extending the user interface with dynamic plots.15.1.3 Create a sample shiny application.14 Session 14: Reproducibility and Provenance.13.1.6 Visualize sf objects with leaflet.13 Session 13: Geospatial Analysis in R.12.1 Hands On: Clean and Integrate Datasets.12 Session 12: Exercise - Cleaning and Manipulating Data.10.2.9 Sharing and releasing your package.10.2.8 Checking and installing your package.10.1.4 Examples: Minimizing work with functions.10 Session 10: Writing Functions and Packages.

9.2.4 Interactive visualization using leaflet and DT.

9 Session 9: Data Visualisation and Publishing to the Web.

8 Session 8: Cleaning and Manipulating Data.

6.2 Additional Resources: Collaboration, authorship and data policies.

6.1.4 Bonus Activity: Your Complex Self.

6.1.3 About the Whole Brain Thinking System.

6 Session 6: Social Aspects of Collaboration.

5.5.1 Producing and resolving merge conflicts.

5.3.5 Step 5: Owner edits, commit, and push.

5.3.3 Step 3: Collaborator commit and push.

5.3 Collaborating with a trusted colleague without conflicts.

5 Session 5: Git Collaboration and Conflict Management.

4.5 Setting up git on an existing project.

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Collaboration and conflict free workflows.4.4 Working locally with Git via RStudio.4.3 Create a remote repository on GitHub.Version control and Collaboration using Git and GitHub.4 Session 4: Version Control with git and GitHub.3 Session 3: Literate Analysis with RMarkdown.2.2.3 Data repositories: built for data (and code).2.1.5 Provanance & Preserving Computational Workflows.2 Session 2: Documenting and Publishing Data.1.1.4 Setting up the R environment on your local computer.1.1.2 Introduction to reproducible research.1.1 Reproducible Research, RStudio and Git/GitHub Setup.Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis.