Instead of standard R output, knitr and RMarkdown documents will have
formatted knitr::kable() output on return. You can disable this by setting
the chunk option render = normal_print.
# S3 method for skim_df
knit_print(x, options = NULL, ...)# S3 method for skim_list
knit_print(x, options = NULL, ...)
# S3 method for one_skim_df
knit_print(x, options = NULL, ...)
# S3 method for summary_skim_df
knit_print(x, options = NULL, ...)
A knit_asis object. Which is used by knitr when rendered.
An R object to be printed
Options passed into the print function.
Additional arguments passed to the S3 method. Currently ignored,
except two optional arguments options and inline; see
the references below.
knit_print(skim_df): Default knitr print for skim_df objects.
knit_print(skim_list): Default knitr print for a skim_list.
knit_print(one_skim_df): Default knitr print within a partitioned skim_df.
knit_print(summary_skim_df): Default knitr print for skim_df summaries.
The summary statistics for the original data frame can be disabled by setting
the knitr chunk option skimr_include_summary = FALSE. See
knitr::opts_chunk for more information. You can change the number of digits
shown in the printed table with the skimr_digits chunk option.
Alternatively, you can call collapse() or yank() to get the particular
skim_df objects and format them however you like. One warning though.
Because histograms contain unicode characters, they can have unexpected
print results, as R as varying levels of unicode support. This affects
Windows users most commonly. Call vignette("Using_fonts") for more details.