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echarty provides a lean interface between R and Javascript library ECharts.
We encourage users to follow the original ECharts API documentation to construct charts with echarty.
The main command ec.init can set multiple native ECharts options to build a chart.
The benefits - learn a very limited set of commands, and enjoy the full functionality of ECharts.
pipe-friendly - supports both \%>\% and |>
commands have three prefixes to help with auto-completion:
Event handling is usually necessary only in Shiny. See code in
eshiny.R, run as demo(eshiny)
.
echarty has three built-in event callbacks - click, mouseover,
mouseout. All other ECharts
events could be
initialized through p$x$capture
. Another option is to use p$x$on
with JavaScript handlers, see code in ec.examples.
These are htmlwidget and ECharts initialization parameters supported by echarty. There are code samples for most of them in ec.examples:
R indexes are counted starting from 1.
JS indexes are counted starting from 0.
echarty supports R-counting in series-encode x,y,tooltip and
visualMap-continuous dimension when set through ec.init.
All other indexes like xAxisIndex, gridIndex, etc. need to be set in
JS-counting (for now).
Here is the complete list of sample code locations:
demo(eshiny)
Options are set with R command
options.
Echarty uses the following options:
/inst/themes
# set/get global options options('echarty.theme'='jazz') # set getOption('echarty.theme') # get options('echarty.theme'=NULL) # remove
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