turn an R script to a report about knitr

[etiennebr]

loom() ? It is less clear than report however it's in the knit, hook thematic.

[ramnathv]

What do you have in mind with report? An example might help.

[ramnathv]

how about stitch(scripts, template) implying that you are stitching a report together using the scripts and the template.

[halpo]

how about something boring but obvious like batch2report, batch2pdf, R2pdf, R2knitr, or batchreport

[baptiste]

I like report, actually, or stitch.

While we're at it, sweatr if the result involves hard work; jumpr if it's interactive; fabric if it's to do with a template;

[yihui]

OK, I think I will use stitch(), meaning to stitch one or more R scripts into a template. Thanks, guys!

[etiennebr]

Good choice !

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OK, I think I will use stitch(), meaning to stitch one or more R scripts
into a template. Thanks, guys!

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[yihui]

For lazy people and small tasks, stitch() can be used to quickly generate a LaTeX/HTML report simply based on an R script now.

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