[BlindRUG] Would there be any tips for using papaja package?

[Godfrey, Jonathan]

Hi,

I assume you've installed the papaj package using either the R GUI or terminal.

In a code chunk near the top of your document you might want to include the package using either require() or library(). I usually include the knitr package (directly or indirectly) in my markdown documents this way.


A markdown document can be processed from in R. I do this often while starting a document because WriteR isn't good at telling me about bugs. The RmdBatch file approach in your other message isn't either. That's good for re-processing an existing document with new data or similar.

In R, I make sure the knitr package is ready for use, again using require() or library() and then use the standard knit command knit2html("MyFile")

When I'm being lazy, I use knitr::knit2html() to avoid having to type the library() command.

Hope this helps.
Jonathan






From: BlindRUG [mailto:blindrug-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of JooYoung Seo via BlindRUG
Sent: Thursday, 18 August 2016 8:33 a.m.
To: 'Blind R Users Group'
Cc: JooYoung Seo
Subject: [BlindRUG] Would there be any tips for using papaja package?

                Dear Dr. Godfrey,

                I am referring to this web blog<http://blog.efpsa.org/2015/06/09/how-not-to-worry-about-apa-style/> where the author explains how to use the package called "papaja" to format your document in accord with the APA guidelines.

                What I am struggling with is that it requires RStudio to get the default template and to process the Rmarkdown file through knit.

                I have attempted to employ WriteR function you've implemented, but I failed to follow the instructions the author of the blog suggested.

                Is there any tips to use this package from blind R user's perspective.

                Thank you very much.

                JooYoung

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