markdown-table | Dynamically create markdown tables
kandi X-RAY | markdown-table Summary
kandi X-RAY | markdown-table Summary
A small package to dynamically generate Markdown tables, as described here.
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- Calculate the column widths .
- Render the alignment .
- Is the example table?
- Render a cell .
- Render rows .
- Render table headers .
- Checks if this builder is initializable .
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Format:
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Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 01:21After some diggings, I finally got it working, the working script:
QUESTION
Right now, when writing markdown in visual studio I have the configuration to wrap words according to the view port, and this is just fine, but sometimes I have to insert some base64 codes that have more than 200000 characters.
The base64 lines fill pages and pages with "useless" information.
Ideally, I want to achieve something similar to this in an automatic way or something close to it:
As you can see, the objective is to have "wrap on" for the information and the "wrap off" for the base 64 information.
So the point is to understand if there is a way to wrap off just some blocks and keep the wrap on viewport for the rest of the information
I thought in some workarounds
Wrap off lines starting with XXXXX ( in this case wrap off lines that start with:
Mess with the editor properties in settings json to wrap on lines with length 0 till 100 (for example)
but enable to get some success with it.
Right now, I have a pretty straight configurations in my settings.json (nothing is overriding the markdown section)
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Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 17:25I suggest you wrap it in
... , since it does not have any effect on your document, and then fold it. You can fold the text in VSCode with
Ctrl + Shift + [
or by pressing F1 and typing fold, selecting it while having your line cursor inside the div.
Here's a very nice answer as well.
QUESTION
I am trying to use longtable and lanscape together for a wide table that spans multiple pages. When I do this, the table caption goes from the full width of the page to just squished in the middle of the page.
I have tried using the following suggestions to no avail. R Markdown table caption width with kable and longtable
I am new to r markdown, and I'm not at all familiar with latek so following the above instructions has been confusing for me, though I have tried all the options that I think are correct. Can someone give me very explicit step-by-step instructions for where and what to put in the YAML to fix this issue? Or does anyone have another work around? Thank you for your help
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Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 14:09---
title: "Untitled"
author: "anonymous"
date: "14/12/2020"
header-includes:
- \usepackage{caption}
output:
pdf_document:
keep_tex: yes
html_document: default
---
```{r setup, include=FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE)
library(tidyverse)
library(kableExtra)
```
```{r}
test <- data.frame(col1=rep("MyLongWordsareLong", 5),
col2=rep("MyLongWordsareLong",5),
col3=rep("MyLongWordsareLong",5),
col4=rep("MyLongWordsareLong",5),
col5=rep("MyLongWordsareLong",5),
col6=rep("MyLongWordsareLong",5))
kable(test, booktabs=TRUE, caption="This is my example caption. See how, when I don't use longtable, it extends the full width of the table, but when I use the longtable option, it compresses down to only a portion of the table's width. Is this weird or is it just me?") %>%
landscape()
kable(test, longtable=TRUE, booktabs=TRUE, caption="This is my example caption. See how, when I don't use longtable, it extends the full width of the table, but when I use the longtable option, it compresses down to only a portion of the table's width. Is this weird or is it just me?") %>%
landscape()
```
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Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 20:22This depends on your img.html shortcode because the bootstrap-table.html is rendering the inner HTML with markdownify. So my guess is that the img.html is outputting non-markdown syntax so the outer shortcode is not able to comprehend it.
I tested your bootstrap-table.html shortcode with regular image markdown syntax to insert images and that seems to work fine.
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Answered 2020-May-29 at 06:08I saw the linked answer on the question, the answer in the linked question is incorrect, look at the comments there!
As of March 2019, in Gitlab Wikis, you still need to use "
|" inside the markup code. – knb Mar 22 '19 at 13:52
You should use |.
If you do not like the jumble of characters, use this!
(Although it technically is a different character, you can still use it! [Its width is higher because it is a full-width character.])
Full-width character: enter ｜ in your keyboard, and it shows ｜. (note the extra width as a different character)
Normal pipe: enter |, and this shows |, live example:"|".
You should use the | method, as the character is exactly the same as you wanted, and not a different variant of the character.
QUESTION
There is a Markdown file with headings, text, and unsorted tables. I want to programmatically sort each table by ID, which is the 3rd column, in descending order, preferably using PowerShell or Bash. The table would remain in its place in the file.
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Answered 2019-Oct-11 at 00:49If possible to identify markdown tables, a small 'awk' (or bash/python/perl) can filter the output. It assume each table has 2 header line.
QUESTION
I'm trying to await post request. I've found request-promise-native package to make await requests. It works for GET requests but doesn't work with the POST. The URL is working, the auth hash is working as well as I've tested it with `curl.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-21 at 17:45You're using request.get, use request.post instead or simply use request(options) with the method property set.
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Answered 2019-Mar-01 at 10:55This is a feature introduced in v1.5.0 of Markdown All in One. You can control it with setting markdown.extension.syntax.decorations.
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For the purpose of publishing I often need both a PDF and a HTML version of my work including regression tables and I want to use R Markdown. For PDF the stargazer and the texreg packages produce wonderful tables. Now trying to generate an equally attractive HTML output I'm facing different issues.
Both methods for HTML output are lacking significance stars in the notes. As they are automatically generated I don't know how to escape them. (I think this might be a minor problem and therefore I didn't want to split it into seperate questions.)Note: Sub-question has been answered here.Before creating the definite output I often have to change my data or do some formatting. I find it quite annoying to always flip-flop the options between
type='html'totype='pdf'manually. I wonder if there might be a more feasible way to combine the html/pdf output , e.g. a case-to-case switch intexreg/stargazerwith a tidy output?
I tried the promising pander-solution, but it seems not to be working anymore since 2014. Also pixiedust ist not very satisfying, it's becoming somewhat manual at the end and not exactly what I want. An other example seems to refer only to normal tables.
Any help is extremely appreciated, thanks!
Here is a summary of my attempts for knitr in HTML and PDF:
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Answered 2017-Jun-13 at 09:12Here is a proposition: make a function that checks the output format and then uses either stargazer or texreg depending on this. We use opts_knit$get("rmarkdown.pandoc.to") to check the output format.
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I am using Visual Studio Code to write some notes using its Markdown support. I would like to add some tables, but I can't find a way to do it. It seems that Visual Studio Code implements CommonMark which does not include tables in the specification.
I know that GitHub flavoured Markdown has a table extension which provides this feature and there are a couple of table formatter Visual Studio Code extensions (here and here), but they just layout the text nicely. I would like to a table to show up in the preview pane.
Any suggestions for how to achieve some tables in Visual Studio Code Markdown?
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Answered 2017-Aug-15 at 12:54The original Markdown rules state:
For any markup that is not covered by Markdown's syntax, you simply use HTML itself. There's no need to preface it or delimit it to indicate that you're switching from Markdown to HTML; you just use the tags.
The only restrictions are that block-level HTML elements -- e.g.
,
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