Here's a pill for your latex-ache. Allows to build reports with consistent style, with appropriate branding, typography and bibliography. Integrates with RStudio. Just what the doktor prescribed.

• You obviously need R. RStudio is optional, but recommended.
• You also need a latex installation, like TeX Live or MiKTeX,
• as well as rmarkdown package.
• Make sure SciPy is installed (python3-scipy in dpkg-based distros).
• The example report uses Merriweather and Ubuntu fonts; see below for installation instructions.

Merriweather and Merriweather Sans can be either downloaded directly from Google, or installed as a part of the texlive-fonts-extra package. Note that the fonts included in the package may be outdated compared with their upstream versions. If downloading from Google:

1. Unzip the archives somewhere (say, into /usr/local/share/fonts); make sure the directory is accessible to fontconfig, if not create a corresponding config file, like /etc/fonts/conf.d/08-local-share.conf

   <?xml version="1.0"?>
   <!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd">
   <fontconfig>
     <dir>/usr/local/share/fonts</dir>
   </fontconfig>
   

2. Rebuild the font cache with fc-cache -fsv.

The Ubuntu fonts are bundled with the fonts-ubuntu package.

If package devtools is installed:

devtools::install_github("tonytonov/doktor")

Alternatively, check out the repository and install manually.

Create new document from RStudio via "File" -- "New File" -- "R Markdown..." -- "From Template". Knit the default document to see if everything works fine.

Examples are in inst/:

• dxFeed report

There are two additional LyX templates in inst/lyx/templates/:

• dxfeed-doktor.lyx which mimics the look of doktor-generated documents --- handy if you need to typeset complicated mathematics. You won't be able to run R code chunks and get the output right in the document, though.
• dxfeed-slides.lyx for producing dxFeed-branded beamer presentation slides.

Feel free to open issues and suggest new templates or tweak existing.