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conflr 0.1.1

• A maintainance relase to fix errors on CRAN check.

conflr 0.1.0

• First CRAN release.

Major changes

• conflr now works outside RStudio (e.g. Emacs/Vim) (#10).

• conflr now fits batch/console uses; you can either

  1. run confl_create_post_from_Rmd() with interactive = FALSE so that it doesn’t show Shiny popups (#32, @ndiquattro).
  2. set output: conflr::confluence_document in the YAML front matter of the R Markdown file, and run rmarkdown::render() (#44, @kazutan / #80).

  ---
  title: "I love Confluence"
  output:
    conflr::confluence_document:
      space_key: "space1"
  ---

• conflr provides several new options:

  • “Use original image sizes” option controls whether to resize the image (default) or not (#21).
  • “TOC” option adds a table of contents and “TOC depth” option changes the max level of headers to include (#67).
  • “Fold code blocks” option controls whether to fold codes (default) or not (#81).

Minor changes

• confl_create_post_from_Rmd() gets params argument for parameterized R Markdown (#37, @ellisvalentiner).

• External images are now converted properly (#39).

• Add an option conflr_addin_clear_password_after_success not to cache the password as envvars. (#41 and #48, @Curycu).

• A new function confl_contentbody_convert() converts the Confluence-related formats by using the Confluence REST API (#58).

• confl_post_page() and confl_update_page() no longer translate the Confluence macros automatically. Accordingly, they lose image_size_default and supported_syntax_highlighting arguments (#76).

• confl_create_post_from_Rmd() now handles documents containing Confluence macro tags (i.e. <ac:...> or <ri:...>) properly (#76).

conflr 0.0.5

• Initial release on GitHub

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.