Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Create a bar plot from a data frame through ggplotly
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| dt | data.frame containing the data to plot. | 
| bars | Name of the column containing the different groups. | 
| value | Name of the columns to use as value on the y axis of the plot. If NULL (default), counts will be used. | 
| break_bars_by | Name of the categorical variable used to break each bar | 
| up_to_n_bars | Plot up to this number of bars. If there are more distinct values in 'bars', the function will summarise them into an 'Others' category. Default is 20. | 
| horizontal | Plot the bars horizontally. Default is FALSE. | 
| sort_by_value | Sort the bars by value. Default is FALSE unless horizontal is TRUE. | 
| sort_decreasing | Sort the values decreasingly. Default is TRUE, but sort_by_value must also be TRUE. | 
| ggtheme | ggplot2 theme function to apply. Default is ggplot2::theme_minimal. | 
| x_axis_label | Label for the x axis. | 
| y_axis_label | Label for the y axis. | 
| plot_palette | Character vector of hex codes specifying the colors to use on the plot. | 
| plot_palette_generator | Palette from the viridis package used in case plot_palette is unspecified or insufficient for the number of colors required | 
| static | If TRUE (or if the dataset is over 10,000 rows), the output will be static ggplot chart instead of an interactive ggplotly chart. Default is FALSE. | 
A plotly-ized version of a ggplot bar plot.
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make_barplot(dt = ggplot2::mpg,
             bars = 'manufacturer',
             break_bars_by = 'model',
             value = 'cty',
             horizontal = TRUE,
             sort_by_value = TRUE)
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