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# rjasa

The goal of rjasa is to allow the use of RMarkdown to produce manuscripts ready for JASA journal submissions. Both general JASA formatting and JASA-EL are available.

## Installation

You can install the released version of `rjasa` from GitHub with:

``` {r, eval=FALSE}
remotes::install_github("tysonstanley/rjasa")
```

## Examples

Using the template, `rjasa` will provide a `.tex` file and a nicely formatted `.pdf` file. This package is still under active development. Usage of the package is essentially identical to the fabulous `rticles` package.

The title page of the template Rmarkdown for JASA-EL looks like the following figure:

![Example1](inst/example1.png)