write_rmd

The folder containing all of the xml code from the pptx

xml_folder

String. Name of the R Markdown file to be written out.

The xml code for all slides, i.e., the output from
<code>import_slide_xml</code>.

slds

The rel xml code for all slides, i.e., the output from
<code>import_rel_xml</code>.

rels

The xml code for the title slide in the pptx.

title_sld

Optional string indicating the author or authors of the slide.
Defaults to the listed creator of the pptx.Multiple authors can be
provided with a string vector.

author

Optional title of the slide deck. Defaults to the title of the
first slide in the deck.

title

The date the slides were produced. Defaults to current date.

date

The css theme to apply to the xaringan slides. For options, see
<a href="https://github.com/yihui/xaringan/tree/master/inst/rmarkdown/templates/xaringan/resources">here</a>.
Note that only the name of the theme needs to be applied
(e.g., <code>theme = "metropolis"</code>) and the proper code will be applied to
load both the theme and the fonts, although this can easily be manually
manipulated after conversion if you want other fonts with a specific theme.

theme

The code highlighting style. Defaults to
<code>"github"</code> flavored highlighting

highlightStyle

Write Out the <a href="https://github.com/yihui/xaringan">xaringan</a> RMD File

internal

This package is designed to extract information from Microsoft
PowerPoint slides, and then put that information into an R Markdown document
with a {xaringan} <https://github.com/yihui/xaringan> YAML. If the
xaringan package is also installed, beautiful html slides can then be
produced by knitting the RMD. At present, the package exports one function,
`convert_pptx`, which converts a .pptx file to R Markdown. The package is
not intended to be all encompassing or provide perfect conversion. Rather,
it should get you about 90% of the way there for about 80% of use cases.
Given the idiosyncrasies of different slide show presentations, it is
expected that some manual editing of the resulting RMD will need to be
completed to get the HTML slides to look exactly as you want them, but most
of the hard work should be done for you. Importantly, the package maintains
and provides the proper code for any images that were embedded in the .pptx
slides, as well as links. Tables are also generally maintained, although
they may require some manual editing if complex spanner heads and merged
cells were used in the original table. Nested bulleted lists should also be
maintained.

Daniel Anderson

slidex

Convert Microsoft PowerPoint Slides to R Markdown

Patrick Kennedy

John Muschelli

Robert McDonald

write_rmd function

The css theme to apply to the xaringan slides. For options, see
<a href='https://github.com/yihui/xaringan/tree/master/inst/rmarkdown/templates/xaringan/resources'>here</a>.
Note that only the name of the theme needs to be applied
(e.g., <code>theme = "metropolis"</code>) and the proper code will be applied to
load both the theme and the fonts, although this can easily be manually
manipulated after conversion if you want other fonts with a specific theme.

Write Out the <a href='https://github.com/yihui/xaringan'>xaringan</a> RMD File

write_rmd: Write Out the xaringan RMD File

Description

Usage

Arguments