This vignette covers a more advanced example, using {purrr} to map over several versions of the configuration data files, to produce multiple sets of reports.
You might do this to produce similar reports customised for different business areas with a single command, or to produce tiered sets of reports (low detail, medium detail, full detail) for use at different levels in your business.
As a simple example the codes below generates 3 example reports with different background colours.
# example where we map over several reports, creating them in one go
all_my_reports <- tibble::tibble(
report_title = c("Report 1", "Report 2", "Report 3"),
report_ref = c("ID.1", "ID.2", "ID.3"),
author_name = "Anne Author",
author_email = "a.author@example.com",
# create reports with different paper colours
paper_colour = c("seashell", "thistle", "#afcfaf")
)
# map over the dataframe, which will create 3 separate reports
# in this case with the same dataset...
purrr::pwalk(all_my_reports, spcr_make_report, data_bundle = data_bundle)
# ... but you may want to pass different data to each:
all_my_reports |>
dplyr::mutate(data_bundle = list(data_bundle1, data_bundle2, data_bundle3)) |>
purrr::pwalk(spcr_make_report)