I used library() rather than require() even though we're inside a function because in the context of creating a html document require() is messy. This assumes that you will have the packages available, which I think in the context of using swirlify probably is reasonable given that swirlify is a development context.
See https://github.com/swirldev/swirlify/issues/32
I used library() rather than require() even though we're inside a function because in the context of creating a html document require() is messy. This assumes that you will have the packages available, which I think in the context of using swirlify probably is reasonable given that swirlify is a development context. See https://github.com/swirldev/swirlify/issues/32