The goal of AAGIQuartoExtra is to make use of AAGI Quarto templates a bit easier. It provides convenience functions to create AAGI Quarto projects and update current projects with the most recent templates.
You can install the development version of AAGIQuartoExtra from GitHub with:
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("jafernandez01/AAGIQuartoExtra")In RStudio, you can create a new AAGI Quarto document by clicking on
File -> New Project... -> New Directory -> AAGI Project. This will
create a new AAGI project with the basic structure and template files.
You will be prompted to enter the name of the project, the university partner, and the type of document you want to create (*only aagi-report is available as of version 0.2.0). The project will be created as a subdirectory in the specified working directory.
If you are familiar with projects environments, you also have the options to set renv and python virtual environments in the project.
When your AAGI project is created, you will notice that the new
index.qmd file is created with the title of the project. This is the
main document where you will write your content. You will notice that it
includes some example content to get you started.
You can also open the index.qmd file in the Visual Editor by clicking
on the Visual button in the RStudio toolbar. This will open the
document in the Visual Editor where you can see a live preview of your
document as you write.
Now, to convert the index.qmd file to a PDF and Word document, you can
click on Build -> Render Project in the RStudio toolbar. This will
render the document to PDF and Word formats and save them in the project
directory as index.pdf and index.docx.
If everything is set up correctly, you should see the rendered PDF and Word documents in the project directory. You can open these files to see the final output of your document.
