Hi Maarten
The most pragmatic way is perhaps to add a regular .Rmd file into the
"vignettes/" directory, which does nothing but link (or even redirect?)
to the prebuilt HTML file. (Not sure whether that can even be in the
same directory, or whether it's better to put it somewhere under "inst/"?)
There's probably a way to copy the pre-built HTML files into the right
place in "vignettes/" directory using a Makefile and making sure the
indexing and landing page display is done. This used to work for vsn,
but more recently I concluded this could be too unrobust and unportable.
There's probably also value for your users in clearly seeing a
difference between the dynamically built and the static documents, and
in not confusing them with non-standard Makefile magic.
Wolfgang
19.7.17 09:07, Maarten van Iterson scripsit:
Dear all,
I've created a package that contains one vignette showing its core
functionality that I would like to be processed by the build-system and two
other vignettes showing more comprehensive examples, e.g. including
downloading publicly available data from GEO and 1000G vcfs which take too
much time and memory resources. I would like to show these two vignettes on
the landing page using prebuild html but don't want them to be processed by
the build-system.
Is this possible and if yes, what is the appropriate way to accomplish this?
The package is currently under review and called omicsPrint.
Regards,
Maarten
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