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pkgdown website? #426
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Great thanks! As a matter of fact, it's one of our reach goals for the v2 release. First we have to finish rewriting the vignettes/creating new ones. |
Great idea – let me know when it's time if I can help :)
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Hi @jules32 feel free to jump in! Really there is no reason not to create a v1 site and then when we release we can switch it over to v2. |
Thanks @elinw! I don't have time immediately to work on it so it might make
sense to wait for v2. We'll keep in touch about it!
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Note that if you set up Travis deploy of the pkgdown website (some links about this in |
@jules32 @michaelquinn32 added the pkgdown infrastructure and fixed things up. What would be great is any help, any time adding or improving the materials there (which come via the vignettes, documentation etc). I know on other pkgdown sites I've added some things that are not in those specific files too. So please jump right in especially as we are getting so close to v2 release. |
Might I also suggest adding function grouping? See https://ropensci.github.io/dev_guide/building.html#function-grouping + |
@maelle I did a 1.0.6-rc tag so it should be building now. Maybe we can keep the discussion here, so I'll reopen. |
@elinw where can I view the website? |
Well apparently the build failed. https://travis-ci.org/ropensci/skimr |
There's going to be more work on the site, but we can close this now that the proper site is released. |
Amazing! Congratulations! Thanks so much @elinw and @michaelquinn32 and I'm sorry I couldn't contribute right now, I didn't realize the time schedule. I am so impressed and thankful for all the work you are doing with this and I'll help in the future as I can. ❤️ |
👋 here! I was wondering whether you'd like to add a pkgdown website to your package. If so, we have a brand-new package with rOpenSci styling, and some guidance on how to use it: https://ropensci.github.io/rotemplate/
Any comment welcome, and I'd be glad to help if needed!
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