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highdir is an R package that provides a unified, mode-agnostic API for building dynamic or static figures with either highcharter, ggplot2 or other R solutions where relevant.
The package provides two complementary yet fully interoperable APIs for creating figures:
Both APIs produce equivalent visual output and can target any supported mode without changes to the calling code.
With the declarative API, a figure is specified once
as an hd_spec object and can later be rendered to different
modes. Mode-specific presentation options (such as interactivity or
styling tweaks) can be supplied separately via an hc_opts
object prior to rendering.
The layered API supports an exploratory, iterative
workflow. Figures are built step by step using + similar to
ggplot2 style, making this approach particularly well
suited for interactive analysis and rapid prototyping, while remaining
mode-independent.
By default, highdir ships with colour palette, theme, and visual identity of The Norwegian Directorate of Health (Helsedirektoratet). To further enhance usability, a Shiny graphical user interfacef for building and previewing figures is also included as part of the package.
# Install from CRAN
install.packages("highdir")
# Install development version from GitHub
if(!require(remotes)) install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("folkehelsestats/highdir")The simplest way to get started with highdir is by using the built-in Shiny app. It shows also codes to demonstrate how to use the package programmatically in R. Start the app with:
library(highdir)
hd_app()The app is also available directly through ShinyApps.io at: https://bit.ly/highdir
| Name | dynamic mode | static mode | Extra args |
|---|---|---|---|
column |
column | geom_col() |
— |
ranked_bar |
column | geom_col() |
vs, aim,
char_scale, min_frac |
line |
line / spline | geom_line() |
smooth,
dot_size, line_symbols |
scatter |
scatter | geom_point() |
dot_size |
arearange |
arearange | geom_ribbon() |
ymin, ymax |
pie |
pie | geom_bar(),
coord_polar() |
inner_size |
stacked_column |
column | geom_bar(),
facet_wrap() |
stack,
stacking |
venn |
venn | eulerr::euler() |
To see complete list of extra arguments for specify geoms use
geom_args() function:
geom_args("ranked_bar")
geom_args("arearange")MIT © Kamaleri
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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