Mattias

Not sure if this is still relevant but I found that you can access the plotting data through the json. Something like this worked for me: ```r json_obj

@daroczig hope you've been doing well! Any feedback that I should action on this PR before it can be approved?

Hey not sure which is the base fonts in these themes, but you should be able to add your own `theme(text = element_text(family = "fonthere")` which should work.

Just tested it, and on linux the following bit works: ```r library(ggthemr) ggthemr("flat") ggplot(mtcars, aes(factor(vs), mpg, fill = factor(am))) + geom_col() + theme(text = element_text(family = "Fira Code")) ```

Hi @Adrian-AlvarezMolina, I have recreated your issue, and can confirm that using the approach in the README doesn't work. I also found that using the `swatch` is the only way...

Hey @perlatex Looks like the reset function didn't reset the appropriate options, hence why unloading the namespace also didn't work. I've fixed that in #56, in the meantime you can...

>Ah. So it’s that moved into a different (forthcoming) package. https://tommyjones/tidylda >Not opposed to adding more tidy in textmineR, but I do want to preserve the API’s backwards compatibility. >Once...

I'm happy with them going into the v4 branch; the `mvrsquared` one is pretty non-invasive though, especially when compared to this one! 😉 Happy fourth of July btw and hope...

Woo! Welcome back, hope you had a good holiday :) That sounds fantastic, guess I'll have to dive through tidylda now as well; been meaning to get more familiar with...

I just realised that I need to pass the `...` of `CalcTopicModelR2` into the `calc_rsquared` function or changing the `threads` argument won't change anything. I'll do that tomorrow afternoon Europe...