ksTFL Package

Generate metadata for clinical Tables, Figures, and Listings (TFLs). You build specs with create_table(), create_figure(), or create_text(), then add titles, column definitions, styles, and options. Combine specs with create_report(), and render to DOCX with write_doc() in one step.

Details

Typical workflow: (1) Create one or more specs with create_table(), create_figure(), or create_text(). (2) Add content and styling (e.g. add_title(), define_cols(), add_style(), set_document()). (3) Combine specs with create_report(). (4) Render to DOCX with write_doc() (recommended). For JSON inspection, use save_report() and replay_report().

To get started, see the vignettes:

• vignette("Getting_Started_with_ksTFL") — Quick start and full workflow overview

• vignette("FAQ_with_ksTFL") — Common gotchas, replay workflow, and practical troubleshooting

• vignette("Styling_Guide_with_ksTFL") — Complete styling reference and built-in atoms

• vignette("Reporting_Examples_with_ksTFL") — Progressive real-world examples

• vignette("Real_Examples_with_ksTFL") — Clinical-style outputs and multi-spec assembly patterns

• vignette("Advanced_StyleRows") — Conditional formatting with compute_cols()

• vignette("Column_Width_Management") — Column width locking and auto-calculation

• vignette("Font_Management") — System font discovery, fallbacks, and rescanning

• vignette("Rendering_Pipeline") — Full C++ renderer architecture and internals

See also

Useful links:

• https://crow16384.github.io/ksTFL/

• Report bugs at https://github.com/crow16384/ksTFL/issues

Author

Maintainer: Igor Aleschenkov igor.aleschenkov@gmail.com [copyright holder]

Authors:

• Igor Aleschenkov igor.aleschenkov@gmail.com [copyright holder]

• Vladimir Larchenko crow16384@gmail.com [copyright holder]