This repository contains the development version of RMarkdown code and data example files to customize and generate a responsive website for a research compendium - a compilation of data and computer code to reproduce the results of a publication.
Website example: https://emdelponte.github.io/research-compendium-website/
Emerson Del Ponte (delponte@ufv.br)
The root of the repository contains files that set the website structure (menus, etc.) and style (.yml, .css), as well as the citation/reference style. There are four .Rmd files to generate each website page, which are separated according to the convention of a research compendium.
index.Rmd: Describe the research, objectives, authorship, etc.data.Rmd: Contains the raw or raw-derived data.code.Rmd: Produces the main analysis report with a template that follows the Wickham and Grolemund's model for a data science project: import -> tidy -> transform-visualize-model -> communicatemanuscript.Rmd: An example html manuscript template. It is intended to work as a pre-print version of the paper.
There are three basic folders:
data/- raw and further processed data.docs/- html files of the research compendia with all text and figures.supp/- supplementary files that are not data or R codes.
Manuscript: CC-BY-4.0
Code: MIT year: 2017, copyright holder: Emerson Del Ponte
Data: [CC-0[(https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/)] attribution requested in reuse
This compendium was developed based on the ideas and examples in other resources which suggest a research compendium structured as an R package. However, this is not an R package as I focused mainly on four main Rmd files that are used to generatethe html output of the compendium, but there there is clear separation of the data and the output files.
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Emerson Del Ponte, Associate Professor, Departmento de Fitopatologia, Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Viçosa, MG Brazil (+55) 31 38991103 delponte@ufv.br Twitter: @emdelponte