This issue serves as an entry-point research challenge focused on the feasibility and design of Quarto integration for texreg.
Previous attempts and partial pull requests (see discussion under #190) suggest that this is not a straightforward implementation problem, but one that raises broader questions about output formats, rendering pipelines, and texreg's scope as reporting infrastructure.
The goal of this challenge is not necessarily to deliver a complete Quarto integration, but to clarify:
- what a principled
Quarto integration would require;
- which parts should live in
texreg versus in Quarto or extensions;
- whether
texreg's current abstractions are sufficient or need revision;
- and which limitations or trade-offs are unavoidable.
Useful contributions may include:
- a design note analysing existing attempts and failure modes;
- a minimal prototype demonstrating one viable integration strategy;
- or a reasoned argument for why full integration is undesirable.
Partial exploration is entirely appropriate. There is no expectation that this challenge will result in a production-ready feature.
Please feel free to discuss the challenge or raise any questions either here or in a pull request if you decide to give it a try.
This issue serves as an entry-point research challenge focused on the feasibility and design of
Quartointegration fortexreg.Previous attempts and partial pull requests (see discussion under #190) suggest that this is not a straightforward implementation problem, but one that raises broader questions about output formats, rendering pipelines, and texreg's scope as reporting infrastructure.
The goal of this challenge is not necessarily to deliver a complete
Quartointegration, but to clarify:Quartointegration would require;texregversus inQuartoor extensions;texreg's current abstractions are sufficient or need revision;Useful contributions may include:
Partial exploration is entirely appropriate. There is no expectation that this challenge will result in a production-ready feature.
Please feel free to discuss the challenge or raise any questions either here or in a pull request if you decide to give it a try.