The goal of instaquote is to make it easy to plot quotes in an image so that you can export them to instagram/social media or in R markdown.
You can install the development version from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("bryanwhiting/instaquote")
This is a basic example which shows you how to solve a common problem:
library(instaquote)
## basic example code
txt <- 'hello world'
instaquote(txt)
Notice the watermark gospelanalysis.com
. If anyone else besides me
uses this package, I’m happy to remove that. I just built it into the
default option.
You can customize with html:
txt <- '**hello** <span style="color:red">world</span>'
instaquote(txt, bg_color='black')
Generate custom text:
txt <- insta_text(
title = '**Cool** _title_',
subtitle = 'A **really** long subtitle that will eventually wrap if I write enough words on it. it also _supports_ **markdown** and <span style="color:pink">html</span>.')
instaquote(txt)
ggtext
andggplot2
power this project. Thanks to the awesome authors of those packages!