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How can I deploy a rmarkdown built website? [on hold]
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I am trying to deploy a Rmarkdown built website. I am using Bookdown and I am just including a couple of Rmarkdown documents and a navigation bar to a _site generator.
I have tried uploading all the files to the GitHub, and then use Netlify to publish it from GitHub , but I am asked about the generator and I don't know how to continue.
I have also tried RStudio's shinyapps.io, which works when I publish a single rmarkdown or shiny document, but it does not work when I am trying to publish a rmarkdown built website.
r github r-markdown netlify
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I am trying to deploy a Rmarkdown built website. I am using Bookdown and I am just including a couple of Rmarkdown documents and a navigation bar to a _site generator.
I have tried uploading all the files to the GitHub, and then use Netlify to publish it from GitHub , but I am asked about the generator and I don't know how to continue.
I have also tried RStudio's shinyapps.io, which works when I publish a single rmarkdown or shiny document, but it does not work when I am trying to publish a rmarkdown built website.
r github r-markdown netlify
asked 2 days ago
Ezequiel Martinez OliverEzequiel Martinez Oliver
11
New contributor
Ezequiel Martinez Oliver is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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put on hold as too broad by camille, divibisan, Billal Begueradj, Mohammed Kashif, drhagen 2 days ago
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You can use Github Pages
– Sonny
2 days ago
2
@Sonny that's true, although there are benefits to Netlify over Github Pages. In particular, theblogdowndocumentation gives reasons why they recommend Netlify instead
– camille
2 days ago
3
You'll need to give a much clearer example of what's going on—what you've done, how you're building the site, packages you're using, how you're trying to deploy, etc. I'd recommend looking at tutorial docs for whatever setup you've got to get you started, then come back with specific debugging questions. The rmarkdown book is pretty comprehensive
– camille
2 days ago
1
Just to follow up on @camille's comments: It is always a good idea to look at "How do I ask a good question?" stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask before asking :)
– ElToro1966
2 days ago
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I am trying to deploy a Rmarkdown built website. I am using Bookdown and I am just including a couple of Rmarkdown documents and a navigation bar to a _site generator.
I have tried uploading all the files to the GitHub, and then use Netlify to publish it from GitHub , but I am asked about the generator and I don't know how to continue.
I have also tried RStudio's shinyapps.io, which works when I publish a single rmarkdown or shiny document, but it does not work when I am trying to publish a rmarkdown built website.
r github r-markdown netlify
asked 2 days ago
Ezequiel Martinez OliverEzequiel Martinez Oliver
11
New contributor
Ezequiel Martinez Oliver is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
I am trying to deploy a Rmarkdown built website. I am using Bookdown and I am just including a couple of Rmarkdown documents and a navigation bar to a _site generator.
I have tried uploading all the files to the GitHub, and then use Netlify to publish it from GitHub , but I am asked about the generator and I don't know how to continue.
I have also tried RStudio's shinyapps.io, which works when I publish a single rmarkdown or shiny document, but it does not work when I am trying to publish a rmarkdown built website.
r github r-markdown netlify
r github r-markdown netlify
asked 2 days ago
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put on hold as too broad by camille, divibisan, Billal Begueradj, Mohammed Kashif, drhagen 2 days ago
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You can use Github Pages
– Sonny
2 days ago
2
@Sonny that's true, although there are benefits to Netlify over Github Pages. In particular, theblogdowndocumentation gives reasons why they recommend Netlify instead
– camille
2 days ago
3
You'll need to give a much clearer example of what's going on—what you've done, how you're building the site, packages you're using, how you're trying to deploy, etc. I'd recommend looking at tutorial docs for whatever setup you've got to get you started, then come back with specific debugging questions. The rmarkdown book is pretty comprehensive
– camille
2 days ago
1
Just to follow up on @camille's comments: It is always a good idea to look at "How do I ask a good question?" stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask before asking :)
– ElToro1966
2 days ago
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You can use Github Pages
– Sonny
2 days ago
2
@Sonny that's true, although there are benefits to Netlify over Github Pages. In particular, theblogdowndocumentation gives reasons why they recommend Netlify instead
– camille
2 days ago
3
You'll need to give a much clearer example of what's going on—what you've done, how you're building the site, packages you're using, how you're trying to deploy, etc. I'd recommend looking at tutorial docs for whatever setup you've got to get you started, then come back with specific debugging questions. The rmarkdown book is pretty comprehensive
– camille
2 days ago
1
Just to follow up on @camille's comments: It is always a good idea to look at "How do I ask a good question?" stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask before asking :)
– ElToro1966
2 days ago
You can use Github Pages
– Sonny
2 days ago
You can use Github Pages
– Sonny
2 days ago
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@Sonny that's true, although there are benefits to Netlify over Github Pages. In particular, the
blogdown documentation gives reasons why they recommend Netlify instead– camille
2 days ago
@Sonny that's true, although there are benefits to Netlify over Github Pages. In particular, the
blogdown documentation gives reasons why they recommend Netlify instead– camille
2 days ago
3
3
You'll need to give a much clearer example of what's going on—what you've done, how you're building the site, packages you're using, how you're trying to deploy, etc. I'd recommend looking at tutorial docs for whatever setup you've got to get you started, then come back with specific debugging questions. The rmarkdown book is pretty comprehensive
– camille
2 days ago
You'll need to give a much clearer example of what's going on—what you've done, how you're building the site, packages you're using, how you're trying to deploy, etc. I'd recommend looking at tutorial docs for whatever setup you've got to get you started, then come back with specific debugging questions. The rmarkdown book is pretty comprehensive
– camille
2 days ago
1
1
Just to follow up on @camille's comments: It is always a good idea to look at "How do I ask a good question?" stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask before asking :)
– ElToro1966
2 days ago
Just to follow up on @camille's comments: It is always a good idea to look at "How do I ask a good question?" stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask before asking :)
– ElToro1966
2 days ago
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You can use Github Pages
– Sonny
2 days ago
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@Sonny that's true, although there are benefits to Netlify over Github Pages. In particular, the
blogdowndocumentation gives reasons why they recommend Netlify instead– camille
2 days ago
3
You'll need to give a much clearer example of what's going on—what you've done, how you're building the site, packages you're using, how you're trying to deploy, etc. I'd recommend looking at tutorial docs for whatever setup you've got to get you started, then come back with specific debugging questions. The rmarkdown book is pretty comprehensive
– camille
2 days ago
1
Just to follow up on @camille's comments: It is always a good idea to look at "How do I ask a good question?" stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask before asking :)
– ElToro1966
2 days ago