There is some incompatible linking between our docs and the dplyr docs so that either it works with the current dplyr or the v1 version. I unlinked to work in both, but once v1 is released we will eventually want to add the links back and just have them not work if people have not updated the tidyverse.

This is a suggested code or documentation change, improvement to the code, or feature request

The package is great works in most conditions (many thanks for this) but also makes lazy that I don't want to wrangle misread pdf pages. Hence, I'd like to request below.

Provide a parameter/method to specify the number of columns; start and end co-ordinates of each column so that table is extracted

I was poking around the codebase to see if there was any guidance on how to respond to plotly hover, click, etc. events when using iheatmapr with shiny.

I landed on the ?iheatmapr_event man page, which alludes to having an exemplar shiny app in its Examples section:

## Not run: 
shiny::runApp(system.file("examples", "shiny_example", package = "iheatmapr"))
## End(Not run)

Maybe in the vignette? An example where one would create a data.frame with missing data.

This would probably be quite useful, and easily added to opq (). Should probably also default to recurse down relation (>>).

I originally had the same issue @PranavPable was experiencing (below), and I figured out a solution that I thought I'd document. To make the writeWave output compatible with gl_speech, just set the parameter extensible equal to FALSE.

#Doesn't work:
readWave("foo.wav")) %>%
  writeWave("bar.wav") #by default extensible = TRUE
gl_speech("bar.wav", sampleRateHertz = 8000L)
# 2019-

I am sorry if I missed something in the docs. To know how to integrate a map in an RMarkdown document, I had to look at the source of vignettes. Is the solution used in vignettes the simplest one? Then, is it documented somewhere? And last, could it be simplified? E.g. in order to be able to use maps like magick objects.

I have a parameterised R markdown report which creates some tables and figures after querying a database and fetching data for the genus or species specified by the user.

My YAML header for a file called AlertReport.Rmd looks like this:

---
params:
  genus: NA
  species: NA
title: "Alert report"
date: "`r format(Sys.time(), '%d %B %Y')`"
output: 
  orgcharts::html_org:
    in

A list of topics/new features to address in vignette(s) / news:

• output options
  • df_list
  • json_list
  • url_only #35
• ratelimit #32

The google C++ style guide is a good argument against usage of unsigned int and the like. Modify all src/ code to follow this.

Add progress message to weather_html() under verbose conditions. This will act like a progress indicator for large downloads, so users can see that things are progressing.