Add tagging structure to latex documents produced from quarto

Usage

add_tagging(
  x = list.files(getwd())[grep("skeleton.tex", list.files(getwd()))],
  dir = getwd(),
  compile = TRUE,
  rename = NULL
)

Arguments

x: .tex file containing report. Typically produced after initially rendering the skeleton made from create_template.
dir: directory where the tex file is located that will be edited
compile: Indicate whether the document (X) should be rendered after these files are changed. Default TRUE.
rename: Indicate a name for the new tex file produced from this function. There is no need to include ".tex" in the name. Defaults to current name and overwrites the current tex file.

Value

This function was made to help add in latex packages and content associated with PDF tagging. Quarto does not allow the user to edit anything before documentclass, so this function alters the rendered .tex file. Flextable-based tables will not be tagged as flextable is not compatible with tagpdf.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
create_template(
  new_template = TRUE,
  format = "pdf",
  office = "NWFSC",
  region = "U.S. West Coast",
  species = "Dover sole",
  spp_latin = "Microstomus pacificus",
  year = 2010,
  authors = c("John Snow" = "AFSC", "Danny Phantom" = "NEFSC", "Patrick Star" = "SEFSC-ML"),
  include_affiliation = TRUE,
  new_section = "an_additional_section",
  section_location = "after-introduction"
)

quarto::quarto_render(file.path(getwd(), "report", "SAR_USWC_Dover_sole_skeleton.qmd"))

add_tagging(
  x = "SAR_USWC_Dover_sole_skeleton.tex",
  dir = file.path(getwd(), "report"),
  compile = TRUE
)
} # }