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R was certainly not designed to be a publishing engine, but in my workflow, R is the primary method of content creation. With that in mind, I have been thinking about a very different use case of rCharts in which we might want to include inflexible and not really reusable custom javascript components in our document. As a quick example after updating my CPI component graph using d3.js and
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