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liteformats provides lightweight document formats for litedown. Source documents use Markdown with YAML metadata and can contain R code. The rendered output is self-contained HTML or a PDF printed from that HTML.
Each format has a starter, a renderer, and an options helper. Keep these functions together when creating and rendering a document.
Copy the resume starter, edit its YAML and Markdown, and render either output:
liteformats::use_resume("resume.Rmd")
liteformats::resume("resume.Rmd", "resume.html")
liteformats::resume("resume.Rmd", "resume.pdf")
See vignette("resume") for the format’s metadata and entry syntax.
Use the cover letter starter with its matching renderer:
liteformats::use_cover_letter("cover-letter.Rmd")
liteformats::cover_letter("cover-letter.Rmd", "cover-letter.html")
liteformats::cover_letter("cover-letter.Rmd", "cover-letter.pdf")
See vignette("cover-letter") for its metadata and fixed two-column composition.
The output extension selects the result. HTML output is self-contained and
does not need a browser. PDF output first creates the same HTML, then prints
it with xfun::browser_print(). A local Chromium-based browser is
therefore required for PDF output only.
If output is omitted, the renderer writes an HTML file beside the source.
Both renderers return the normalized output path invisibly.
vignette("config") explains YAML, R options, and precedence.vignette("typography") covers type, spacing, font sources, and reliable text extraction.vignette("workflows") shows a small Make workflow for repeatable HTML and PDF builds.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.