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GitHub Sponsor Quarto

What is this?

This is a listing of Quarto extensions using GitHub API to retrieve information from the repositories.

Use with Quarto Wizard

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Quarto Wizard is a Visual Studio Code extension/Positron/Codium that helps you manage your Quarto projects.
It allows you to easily install Quarto extensions directly from the Quarto Extensions listing repository.
This extension provides a user-friendly interface to browse, select, and install Quarto extensions, enhancing your Quarto development experience.

How to submit your extension?

To add your extension to this list, please submit a pull request to this repository by adding your extension repository at the bottom of extensions/quarto-extensions.csv following <owner>/<repository></optional-path>.

ImportantBefore submitting

Please make sure that:

  • The extension is not already listed.
  • Your GitHub repository contains a Description.
    • Avoid special characters/strings in the Description, such as '<style>' instead of `<style>`.
  • Your GitHub repository contains Topics.
  • Your GitHub repository contains a Release with Tag.
  • Your GitHub repository has example.qmd or template.qmd file.
  • Your GitHub repository has only one extension or a set of extensions under _extensions.

Extension Status Indicators

Extensions can display status banners to indicate their maintenance or development state. Add one of the following topics to your GitHub repository to display a status banner:

  • superseded - For extensions that have been replaced by a newer version or alternative.
  • deprecated - For extensions that are outdated and should not be used in new projects.
  • archived - For extensions that are no longer actively maintained.
  • experimental - For extensions that are in early development or testing phase.
  • stable - For extensions that are production-ready and actively maintained.

If multiple status topics are present, the priority order is: superseded > deprecated > archived > experimental > stable.

Disclaimer

This project is an independent community resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Quarto or its maintainers.

Support

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