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Source: NEWS.md

epoxy 0.0.2.9000

  • epoxy’s knitr engine is now epoxy and not glue. This avoids a name clash with the glue package, which provides a glue knitr engine with similar functionality. epoxy also provides epoxy_html and epoxy_latex knitr engines, although they can still be used via their aliases glue_html and glue_latex. (#21)

  • epoxyHTML() will now render elements with IDs using the # syntax, e.g. {{h3#name.author full_name}} will create an element that is (essentially) <h3 id="name" class="author">{{ full_name }}</h3> (#22).

  • epoxy requires glue >= 1.5.0.

  • Added a new internal dataset, bechdel, containing details for a random sample of ten movies that received a score of 3 on the Bechdel Test (#24).

  • epoxy’s style transformers can now be chained via epoxy_style(). For example to use both epoxy_style_bold() and epoxy_style_collapse() on all replacement strings, you can call epoxy_style("bold", "collapse"). epoxy_style() accepts a style function name, e.g. "collapse", the function objet directly, e.g. epoxy_style_collapse, or a call to a style function, e.g. epoxy_style_collapse() (#26).

epoxy 0.0.2

  • Added a whisker engine that uses the whisker package instead of glue.

  • The chunk option glue_data was changed to data.

  • The glue_html engine now uses {{ and }} for open/close delimiters.

  • glue/whisker chunks now accept .envir chunk option for the containing environemnt, otherwise falling back to the knitr::knit_global() env.