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rapport 1.2 (2025-04-07)

Maintenance release with no user-visible changes (documentation reference updates, small code style updates).

rapport 1.1 (2015-04-11)

Maintenance release changing only the URL of the package homepage, which old domain now hosts very different kind of content.

rapport 1.0 (2013-12-06)

We started the rapport package back in 2011 but never thought of that the version number should ever exceed ONE - because we are shy guys. Now, almost 3 years later, so much stuff have changes in the package, that time has come for a major version bump. Most important updates since the birth of the package:

dropped dependecy packages (evaluate and ascii) and implemented custom solutions for our custom needs
some part of the package were out-sourced to the pander package in the name of modularity
pander became more popular compared to rapport
new syntax for template headers with YAML syntax instead our custom solution
new file extension (rapport instead of tpl) not to confuse new-comers
bunch of fiddles with naming conventions
build a production-ready system on the top of the package at rapporter.net
take part in Google Summer of Code 2013 increasing the number of available templates

Most recent changes since 0.51:

helpers and statistical functions move to rapportools package
ditched the rp prefix for all those (rp.max became max – for those who load the package directly)
ditched tpl prefix for tempalte functions as was confusing and every rapport template specific function starts with rapport now
changing dependencies to Imports instead of cluttering the global namespace
code review and doc update
new variables available for easy access of template metadata (rapport.data, rapport.template, rapport.inputs)

Please note that the functions can still be accessed by the old names to preserve backward-compatibility, but will be definitely removed later to keep the clutter in the namespace at a minimal level. So please be advised to update your functions if building on the top (or parts) of rapport.

Function name changes:

tpl.find -> rapport.read
tpl.tangle -> rapport.tangle
tpl.list -> rapport.ls
tpl.header -> rapport.header
tpl.body -> rapport.body
tpl.info -> rapport.info
tpl.meta -> rapport.meta
tpl.inputs -> rapport.inputs
tpl.example -> rapport.example
tpl.rerun -> rapport.rerun
tpl.renew -> rapport.renew
tpl.export -> rapport.export
tpl.check -> rapport.check.template
tpl.paths -> rapport.path
tpl.paths.reset -> rapport.path.reset
tpl.paths.add -> rapport.path.add
tpl.paths.remove -> rapport.path.remove

Variable name changes inside of templates:

rp.data -> rapport.data

Option name changes:

tpl.file.name -> rapport.file.name
tpl.file.path -> rapport.file.path
tpl.user -> rapport.user
rp.use.labels -> rapport.user.labels
tpl.paths -> rapport.path
rp.tags -> rapport.tags
graph.reply -> rapport.graph.replay

Classes:

rp.meta -> rapport.meta
rp.inputs -> rapport.inputs

rapport 0.51 (2013-05-06)

matchable inputs do not use match.arg for matching any more. Instead, a simple %in% with indexing is used, so exact match is required.
value attribute is not used to store values that you choose from - options attribute is used instead, with value holding the (default) value(s) from the options list.
new attribute allow_multiple was introduced in matchable inputs. If TRUE, it will allow one to match values from options list multiple times. Defaults to FALSE.
for factor matchable inputs, matching is not performed on factor levels, but on values (just like in character inputs).

rapport 0.5 (2013-02-18)

Template header specification updates:

Template header specification is rewritten. Custom cumbersome syntax is no more, and the header content is 100% pure YAML. See ?tpl.meta and ?tpl.inputs for details on new metadata and input specification.
Input specification relies on R class system, and the old one is deprecated (though kept for backwards compatibility). Only atomic vector classes are currently supported: character, complex, integer, logical, numeric and raw.
More robust length checks are manageable via exactly and min/max attributes.
option inputs are removed. You should use matchable attribute in character and factor inputs instead. Multiple matches are now allowed.
boolean, string and number inputs are removed and logical, character and numeric are to be used instead, respectively.
Added integer and raw inputs.
Fine-tune control over inputs is achieved via class-specific options that resemble native R object methods and/or attributes, e.g. nlevels for factors, or nchar for character vectors.

Others changes:

Added yaml package to dependencies.
tpl.inputs and tpl.meta will now perform validation of inputs and metadata, respectively. Warnings are issued if unsupported fields are found.
dataRequired metadata attribute is deprecated. Dataset is required if the template contains non-standalone inputs (see ?tpl.inputs for details).

Bug fixes:

Duplicate input names are not allowed in the templates.
is.empty now returns TRUE for zero-length objects.

rapport 0.4 (2012-08-04)

Removed ascii and evaluate packages and introduced pander

This was a quite big change in the backend which resulted in some removed functions of prior version. For example tpl.tangle is dropped temporarily and most of the custom options were moved to panderOptions() and evalsOptions() from pander package.
The repository was moved to Rapporter’s organisation GH account from @aL3xa

rapport 0.33

New features:

towards method/class-based reporting (issue #42)

Changes:

removing most packages from ‘Depends’ and using NAMESPACE imports instead
rearrange “templates” directory: subtemplates and internationalized templates goes to separate directories

Bug fixes:

typos in templates

rapport 0.32 (2012-02-18)

New features:

New global options:
- to specify exported documents and generated images (dynamic) name and path
- to generate “portable” HTML files
raw pandoc/asciidoc etc. outputs are also saved with appropriate extension

Changes:

removing makes.plot function
performance boost in rp.prettyascii (rounding)
tpl.export returns the generated document’s filename
tweaks in htest

Bug fixes:

fixed: deadlinks in exported documents to Rapport homepage
fixed: NULL-indexing bug in tpl.meta

rapport 0.31 (2012-02-08)

This is a hotfix release: * fixed .onLoad/windowsFont call error * fixed #47 (https://github.com/rapporter/rapport/issues/36) of custom RefClassField * removed RJSONIO dependency (just like: table.json function) * small documentation and CSS tweaks

rapport 0.3 (2012-02-07)

New features:

Introduced own skewness() and kurtosis() functions to get rid of moments dependency.
Option (default set to FALSE) to view generated plots without exporting (replayPlot)
Same option let users resize generated (and saved) images on the fly while printing rapport classes and later exporting

Changes:

Removed moments and latticeExtra from package dependencies.
Updated demo
rapport() will now check for packages specified in the template header and throw error if something goes wrong while loading.
tpl.example now uses readlines instead of reading from stdin (Windows and Eclipse/StatET bug)
tpl.export now checks if specified backend is installed and throws an error if not.
Checking if a plot was generated in evals is done with the help of replayPlot instead of file size checks (for OS independence).

Bug fixes:

Windows path issue
Windows default grDevice bug with checking if a plot was generated (by checking file size changes)
Formatting issues with non-pandoc backends

rapport 0.2 (2012-02-04)

Initial CRAN release.

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