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cardargus is an R package for creating informative SVG cards with embedded styles, Google Fonts, badges, and logos. Cards are self-contained SVG files, ideal for dashboards, reports, and visualizations.
Install from CRAN:
install.packages("cardargus")Or install the development version from GitHub:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("StrategicProjects/cardargus")library(cardargus)
# Create an informative card
card <- svg_card(
font = "Jost",
title = "FAR",
badges_data = list(
list(label = "Units", value = "500", color = "white"),
list(label = "Federal Grant", value = "$100M", color = "white"),
list(label = "State Match", value = "$80M", color = "white")
),
fields = list(
list(
list(label = "Project Name", value = "Boa Vista Residential",
with_icon = icon_house())
),
list(
list(label = "Address", value = "123 Flower Street - Downtown")
),
list(
list(label = "City", value = "Olinda"),
list(label = "Region", value = "Pernambuco")
),
list(
list(label = "Developer", value = "State Government"),
list(label = "Contractor", value = "ABC Construction"),
list(label = "Type", value = "PS") # optional
)
),
bg_color = "#FF9900",
title_color = "#fff",
label_color = "#fff",
width = 450,
# You can use bundled SVGs or any local file path
logos = c(
get_svg_path("seduh.svg"),
get_svg_path("morar_bem.svg")
),
logos_height = 40,
bottom_logos = c(
get_svg_path("tree.svg"),
get_svg_path("gov_pe.svg")
),
bottom_logos_height = 40,
footer = paste0(
"Source: SEDUH/PE on ",
format(Sys.time(), "%Y/%m/%d at %H:%M"))
)include_card_png(card, dpi = 300, width = '50%')# Save as SVG
save_svg(card, "my_card.svg")
# Convert to high-quality PNG
svg_to_png(card, "my_card.png", dpi = 300)cardargus provides functions to display cards directly in your documents:
# Display card as inline SVG (best quality)
include_card(card)
# Display card as PNG (better compatibility)
include_card_png(card, dpi = 150)
# Save and get path for knitr::include_graphics()
path <- save_card_for_knitr(card, "my_card", format = "png")
knitr::include_graphics(path)For chunk-based workflows, register the cardargus knitr engine:
# In your setup chunk
register_cardargus_knitr()Then use cardargus as a chunk engine:
```{cardargus}`
svg_card(title = "My Card", ...)
```Use CSS-style linear gradients for dynamic card backgrounds:
# Horizontal gradient
card <- svg_card(
title = "HOUSING",
bg_color = "linear-gradient(to right, #1a5a3a, #2e7d32)",
...
)
# Diagonal gradient
card <- svg_card(
title = "PROGRAM",
bg_color = "linear-gradient(135deg, #667eea, #764ba2)",
...
)
# Vertical gradient
card <- svg_card(
title = "PROJECT",
bg_color = "linear-gradient(to bottom, #00c6ff, #0072ff)",
...
)Supported directions: to right, to left,
to top, to bottom, or angles like
45deg, 135deg, 180deg.
# Define badges
badges <- list(
list(label = "Units", value = "500", color = "white"),
list(label = "Status", value = "Active", color = "#4CAF50")
)
# Define fields with custom icon
fields <- list(
list(
list(label = "Project", value = "Housing Development")
),
list(
list(label = "City", value = "Pesqueira"),
list(label = "State", value = "Pernambuco")
)
)
# Create card with logos
card <- svg_card(
title = "HOUSING",
badges_data = badges,
fields = fields,
bg_color = "#2c3e50",
title_color = "#ecf0f1",
width = 200,
logos = c(get_svg_path("morar_bem.svg")),
logos_height = 40,
)# List available SVGs
list_bundled_svgs()
# Get full path
get_svg_path("morar_bem.svg")# Built-in icons
icon_house() # House (default)
icon_building() # Building
icon_construction() # Construction
icon_map_pin() # Location
icon_money() # Money
# Or use your own SVG file
# with_icon = "/path/to/custom_icon.svg"For best font rendering:
# Setup Google Fonts (recommended)
setup_fonts()
# Or download fonts for offline use
install_fonts()
# Check font availability
font_available("Jost")For perfect font rendering with Google Fonts, use headless Chrome:
# Check if Chrome is available
chrome_available()
# If Chrome is not installed, download it automatically (~150MB)
ensure_chrome(download = TRUE)
# Convert to PNG with Chrome (best quality)
svg_to_png_chrome(card, "my_card.png", dpi = 300)
# Convert to PDF (vector output)
svg_to_pdf_chrome(card, "my_card.pdf")
# In R Markdown / Quarto - force Chrome engine
include_card_png(card, dpi = 300, engine = "chrome")Install chromote for Chrome support:
install.packages("chromote")MIT License - see LICENSE for details.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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