Function reference • epoxy

epoxy, super-glue wrappers

epoxy() epoxy_html() epoxy_latex(): Epoxy string interpolation

use_epoxy_knitr_engines() use_epoxy_glue_engine(): Use the epoxy knitr engines

epoxy Transformers

epoxy_transform() epoxy_transform_get() epoxy_transform_set(): epoxy Transformers

epoxy_transform_inline(): Epoxy Inline Transformer

epoxy_transform_html(): Concise syntax for expressions inside HTML elements

epoxy_transform_wrap() epoxy_transform_bold() epoxy_transform_italic() epoxy_transform_apply() epoxy_transform_code() epoxy_transform_collapse(): One-shot epoxy transformers

engine_pick(): Pick an engine-specific value

Reuse epoxy Templates

epoxy_use_chunk() epoxy_use_file(): Reuse a Template Chunk

Templating for Shiny

ui_epoxy_html() epoxyHTML(): Epoxy HTML Output for Shiny

ui_epoxy_markdown(): Epoxy Markdown Template for Shiny

render_epoxy() renderEpoxyHTML(): Render Epoxy Output

run_epoxy_example_app(): Example epoxy Shiny apps

Mustache-style Templating

Sometimes you need just a little bit more templating power than epoxy() or glue can provide. The mustache templating language is a simple, popular, logic-less templating language. Consider using mustache when your template uses nested data structures or conditionally included content, but doesn’t require any inline formatting.

epoxy_mustache(): Mustache-style string interpolation

ui_epoxy_mustache() ui_epoxy_whisker(): Epoxy HTML Mustache Template

Example Datasets

Interesting datasets that can help you explore, learn, and practice using epoxy.

bechdel: Top 10 Highest-Rated, Bechdel-Passing Movies