The goal of scapr is to turn lower-case character format into small capitals. This function wrap the HTML-tag around a character string input as exemplified in Yihui Xie’s chapter on inline-formatting for markdown syntax (cf. Bookdown). I designed this function to help the writing of my thesis in R Markdown that deals with lots of small-capitalisation of words.
The goal of scapr is to turn lower-case character format into small capitals. This function wrap the HTML-tag around a character string input as exemplified in Yihui Xie’s chapter on inline-formatting for markdown syntax (cf. Bookdown). I designed this function to help the writing of my thesis in R Markdown that deals with lots of small-capitalisation of words.
You can install scapr from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
-devtools::install_github("gederajeg/scapr")library(scapr)We can use scaps() as an inline R code, e.g. to turn the word happiness into small caps, as follows: `r scaps("happiness")`. It will then produce happiness.
There are three other functions in the package for different font-face types of the small-capital string. They are scaps_italics() (for italicised small-captial string), scaps_bold() (for boldfaced small-capital string) and scaps_bolditalics() (for both italicised and boldfaced small-capital string).
We can use scaps() as an inline R code, e.g. to turn the word happiness into small caps, as follows: `r scaps("happiness")`. It will then produce happiness.
There are three other functions in the package for different font-face types of the small-capital string. They are scaps_italics() (for italicised small-captial string), scaps_bold() (for boldfaced small-capital string) and scaps_bolditalics() (for both italicised and boldfaced small-capital string).