Write 'YAML' for 'R Markdown', 'bookdown', 'blogdown', and More
Take code and write it as valid YAML
Set Top-level YAML options for distill
Set handlers to process the way YAML is printed
Set LaTeX YAML options for PDF output
Load YAML from string
Set Top-level R Markdown YAML Fields
Return a blank object to be discarded from YAML
Set Top-level YAML options for blogdown
Set Top-level YAML options for bookdown
Capture, validate, and write output YAML
Top-level YAML options for pagedown
Parameterize an R Markdown report using Shiny components
Set Top-level YAML options for pkgdown
Write references as YAML fields
Replace, pluck, or discard top-level YAML fields
Add external resource files to R Markdown document
Set YAML for Scheduled Emails in RStudio Connect
Set YAML related to rticles output formats
Convert to yml object
Export yml object as a YAML knitr code chunk
Convert bib files to YAML
Create YAML based on blogdown theme archetypes
Write code chunks programmatically
Draw an tree of YAML hierarchy
Configure bookdown::gitbook() output
Check if field exists in YAML
Include content within output
Is object a yml object?
Return the most recently printed YAML
Generate a full YAML template for your pagedown business card
Use pandoc templates and custom highlight themes
Pipe operator
Generate a full YAML template for your pkgdown site
Read and write to JSON and TOML
Write YAML to file
Copy YAML code to your clipboard or write to a new R Markdown file
Set up default YAML
Create a new yml object
Set citation-related YAML options
Remove intermediate rendering files
Activate Shiny in R Markdown
Add site options for _site.yml and navbars for R Markdown websites
Specify Table of Contents options
Write YAML field or content verbatim
Set up a package vignette
Write 'YAML' front matter for R Markdown and related documents. Work with 'YAML' objects more naturally and write the resulting 'YAML' to your clipboard or to 'YAML' files related to your project.
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