| | -# Introduction |
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| | -This document describes how to write documentation (technical or otherwise) using a master copy for generating a variety of output formats, such as: HTML pages, PDFs, and EPUBs. What's more, the document provides an overview of how to use variables and--for the unintimidated--leverage the power of R, a programming language. |
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| | -# Software Requirements |
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| | -Install Java, ConTeXt, Pandoc, R, and Lib V8. Then install the R packages knitr, yaml, and devtools, and pluralize by running the following commands: |
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| | - sudo su - |
| | - apt-get install default-jre |
| | - apt-get install context |
| | - apt-get install pandoc |
| | - apt-get install r |
| | - apt-get install libv8-dev |
| | - r |
| | - url <- "http://cran.us.r-project.org" |
| | - install.packages('knitr', repos=url) |
| | - install.packages('yaml', repos=url) |
| | - install.packages('devtools', repos=url) |
| | - devtools::install_github("hrbrmstr/pluralize") |
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| | -To exit R, press `Ctrl+d` or type `q()` followed by pressing `Enter`. |
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| | -The required software packages are installed. |
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| | -# Markdown |
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| | -|Table|Table| |
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| | -|Data|Data| |
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