ahhhh this is so cool! Finally decided to play with #QuartoPub dashboards (https://quarto.org/docs/dashboards/ ) and ObservableJS to automatically grab data from multiple Google Sheets and plot/show the data. No need for Shiny or anything—refreshing the page gets the latest data!
spent way too much time this evening trying to get a #QuartoPub document to output two separate bibliographies (one for the main text + one for the appendix only), and while it looks doable with https://github.com/pandoc-ext/multibib , Quarto doesn't seem to work with it, even following the Quarto-specific instructions :(
#rstats#QuartoPub extension/feature request: Code chunk output option that automatically wraps multiple plots/figures/outputs into a tabset. Is this already a thing @MickaelCanouil?
Today, thanks to a random github comment by @grrrck, I discovered that #QuartoPub has pre-render and post-render options that allow you to execute custom scripts before and after rendering a project. Just add something like this to the _quarto.yml file and... it works 🎉
The data visualisation guidance for the Royal Statistical Society that I've been working on over the past few months with Brian Tarran and Andreas Krause has now been published and is freely available online 🎉
If you're someone who makes charts, please have a look through the website (built with #QuartoPub) and let us know your thoughts. There are lots of examples of plots built with #RStats (and a few #Python ones as well)!
people good with VS Code / #QuartoPub: is there a way to change the font and/or font size for .qmd files in visual editor mode in VS Code? For now I've just been zooming in/out, but that changes the whole VS Code UI
I did that thing where I tried to write a blog post and ended up writing a #QuartoPub extension. As one does.
And then I wrote a blog post about the extension instead of the blog post about the other thing. Oh and I also didn't finish the draft blog post I've been sitting on for 5 months, either.
But hey, here's a neat Quarto shortcode for adding a date anywhere in your blog or document or whatnot!
I want to write a quarto filter to turn a qmd doc into a json with some key value pairs with some content from it. E.g. some plain html and some code from code chunks
If I create 2 quarto files like rfile.qmd and pyfile.qmd with same content but R and Python code chunks respectively, how can I provide a menu that lets the user select one or the other rendered document? #rstats#QuartoPub