One of the delights of using blogdown to create blogs or websites is that it allows access to Hogo shortcodes which automatically create an HTML snippet based on the parameters you provide. You can even create your own, if you are up to it
Here are a few examples for use in RMarkdown. Check out the blogdown package and Hugo documentation for more detail
Youtube
I tend to use the vembedr package but this is an alternative
library(blogdown)
shortcode("youtube", "e6GQBzRkc1A")Speakerdeck
Shout out to Jenny Bryan for posting slides for her 20+ talks. Here is one of them
shortcode("speakerdeck", "8d8ba68c2ba14d42954fa2c96cf8bd5d")Use the arrow keys to move through the slides
I have resisted the obvious (DJT) and gone for Mara Averick as she does a great job at highlighting R news and developments plus providing amusing Police Reports.
This code samples a random tweet from the most recent 200 in her time-line
library(rtweet)
ma <- get_timeline("dataandme", n = 200)
shortcode("tweet", ma$status_id[sample(1:200, 1, rep=FALSE)])Oh, I think reprex would be like, knitted-cozies for scissors, or maybe a map of where you stabbed yourself for your doctor so they can stitch you up in the right place! The analogy isn't really working 😂 for me!
— Mara Averick (@dataandme) November 8, 2017