Feature: generate a HTML report directly from an RMarkdown template#141
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Add function which enables generating HTML reports directly from an existing RMarkdown document / template.
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Necessary for report to run smoothly if a variable does not exist
Handle situations where 'replacement' is matched in the column names. And added more helpful comments
'Frequency of weekend work' visual now has reversed x-axis
And minor bug fixes including errors which emerge when no data is available
1. TOC numbering go 1-8 2. Remove 'Balance - ' from first page 3. Remove 'sample' in 'sample glossary'
Rename "Balance" to "Collaboration", and "After-hours" to "Balance"
Update layout and metrics
Note: removed original version embedded in report
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Summary
This branch adds a
generate_report2()function which enables generating HTML reports directly from an existing RMarkdown document / template. This is different fromgenerate_report(), which instead creates a RMarkdown document from scratch by writing individual code chunks together.Changes
The changes made in this PR are:
generate_report2()instfolders for testing purposes.wellbeing_report()as the first working report using the newgenerate_report2()implementation.create_trackingwhich produces a line chart trend visual that shows the average and the rolling 4 week average for a given metric. This is used withinwellbeing_report()itself.Checks
roxygen2::roxygenise()has been run prior to merging to ensure that.RdandNAMESPACEfiles are up to date.NEWS.mdhas been updated.Notes
This fixes #<issue_number>
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