Add an HTML body to a message object.

Source: R/body.R

Add an HTML body to a message object.

html(
  msg,
  content,
  disposition = "inline",
  charset = "utf-8",
  encoding = NA,
  css_files = c(),
  language = FALSE,
  interpolate = TRUE,
  .open = "{{",
  .close = "}}",
  .envir = NULL
)

Arguments

msg

A message object.

content

A string of message content.

disposition

Should the content be displayed inline or as an attachment? Valid options are "inline" and "attachment". If set to NA then will guess appropriate value.

charset

What character set is used. Most often either "UTF-8" or "ISO-8859-1".

encoding

How content is transformed to ASCII. Options are "7bit", "quoted-printable" and "base64". Use NA or NULL for no (or "identity") encoding.

css_files

Extra CSS files.

language

Language of content. If FALSE then will not include language field. If TRUE then will attempt to auto-detect language. Otherwise will use the specified language.

interpolate

Whether or not to interpolate into input using glue.

.open

The opening delimiter.

.close

The closing delimiter.

.envir

Environment used for glue interpolation. Defaults to parent.frame().

Value

A message object.

See also

text, render

Examples

# Inline HTML message.
envelope() %>% html("<b>Hello!</b>")

# Read HTML message from a file.
htmlfile <- tempfile(fileext = ".html")
cat("<p>Hello!</p>\n", file = htmlfile)
envelope() %>% html(htmlfile)

# You can pass a vector of character. Components will be separated by a
# "\n".
envelope() %>% html(c("<b>Hello</b>", "<p>World!</p>"))

# You can also pass a tagList from {htmltools}.
if (requireNamespace("htmltools", quietly = TRUE)) {
  library(htmltools)
  envelope() %>% html(tagList(h2("Hello"), p("World!")))
}