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flashr 0.3.0

• Allow for not randomizing slide order by setting random = FALSE (#25)
• Allow for building decks from CSV files without internet connection (#26)
• Properly display LaTeX code in terms (#27)
• Remove pipe from code

flashr 0.2.0

• Create extract_code(), extract_functions(), and build_functions_df() functions to extract R functions from R Markdown and Quarto documents and build data frames for flashcard decks.
• Allow for the ability to run flashcard() on data frames.

flashr 0.1.2

• Allow the export of Rmd files (#19)
• Fix bug to allow :: operator in decks (#18)

flashr 0.1.1

• Include new hex logo
• Switch recommended GitHub install from {devtools} to {remotes} package
• Make examples run only in interactive mode
• Skip testing on CRAN

flashr 0.1.0

• Create utility function to check if internet resources are available; otherwise, fail gracefully

flashr 0.0.4

• Users can create their own decks by drawing functions from the flashr_decks repo function list
• Update links to the flashr_decks website
• Fix bug that caused fatal error when flashcard() was applied to decks with no package for items

flashr 0.0.3

• When listing decks, read in a CSV of available decks rather than reading in all of the actual decks
• Allow users to change font color of text and links
• Post screen capture video example to README
• Fix bug of {NA} output when package = TRUE but no package is included for term

flashr 0.0.2

• Include column of URLs to CSV files that create links to documentation for terms
• Allow users to customize font size of presentations
• Allow output directly to default browser rather than RStudio viewer
• Add precommit hooks to reduce commit errors
• Add codemeta.json

flashr 0.0.1

• Create a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.

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