Closed staceypark closed 5 years ago
Safe travels @staceypark!
I think it's really starting to look VERY good. It would be great if we could get this in .Rmd so that 1) we can produce it in web and print format 2) we can more easily update it.
I'll take more of a close look on the plane if I can.
Thanks!
Lindsey
Morning @staceypark! 🌻
Have you proceeded to a .Rmd version of the data UI cheatsheet? I believe we need the following four cheat-sheets at a minimum (Am I missing any?) Using .Rmd will really help us keep them current in a variety of output formats:
A cheatsheet is a poster Note that I believe a cheatsheet is really just a "poster" printed on normal paper. Here is a GitHub Gist by @Pakillo for R poster packages that may help: https://gist.github.com/Pakillo/4854e5d760351206084f6be8abe476b2
I found an issue discussion on the rOpenSci repo here: https://github.com/ropensci/unconf17/issues/73 that also lists a few resources on making them available on GitHub:
The package dependencies are: library(rmarkdown) library(flexddashboard) library(webshot) library(rcheatsheet)
But, as you can see there is more, e.g., webshot::install_phantomjs()
...and, there is more, rcheatsheet interacts with Google Drive, which won't work for us well at the VA, however, it could automate pulling the column B Standard variable name from the Master Crosswalk we share with the developers - and this would be a huge bonus for automating the cheatsheet code updates to always reflect the Master...
Note: Whenever you need to install an R Package still in development (for example, a developer is working on it on GitHub, but it hasn't gone thru the CRAN process for R) the function code you need is:
KEY Resources
For more sophisticated RMarkdown help, have you seen this? It is 💣 https://bookdown.org/yihui/rmarkdown/
For the RStudio recommendations for creating/submitting a cheatsheet to them, you can download a template from here, and follow their guidelines (although we'd like this to be non-powerpoint, and easily updated using .Rmd): https://www.rstudio.com/resources/cheatsheets/how-to-contribute-a-cheatsheet/
I hope this points us in the right direction!
Lindsey
Hey is this issue ready to close @staceypark ?
Yes we can close this now :smile: Will post underlying code for the cheatsheets!
https://github.com/lzim/teampsd/blob/master/resources/cheatsheets/data_ui_cheatsheet_v19.docx
Updated the Data UI Cheatsheet a bit. Boarding plane soon but can continue to work on it once I land, if anyone has any suggestions or edits!