Closed matt-dray closed 9 months ago
I don't think so. The beauty of {a11ytables} is to take the hard work out of the process of creating compliant spreadsheets; keeping the package to two basic exposed functions is a feature. The user can make changes to the Workbook-object output by generate_workbook()
if they want to.
{a11ytables} is designed so that the user doesn't have to think very much; it takes care of everything for them.
The functions that
add_*()
andinsert_*()
could be exposed for more bespoke spreadsheet-building. The original version of the package used to be like this.This might allow some users more flexibility for inserting arbitrary rows (#74) among other things.