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      <title>Iterate parameterised {xaringan} reports</title>
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      <description>Driving a Wedge (via Giphy)  tl;dr You want to use R to generate multiple reports from a single template, each containing different data.
How? Create a parameterised RMarkdown template with a params YAML argument. Iterate over param values with rmarkdown::render() inside purrr::map().
I made a demo of this approach that focuses on parameterised {xaringan} slides. It includes a further {purrr} step with pagedown::chrome_print() to render the HTML outputs to PDF.</description>
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