setCategoricalColorScale | R Documentation |
Tells which color scale to use when reference column is of type categorical.
setCategoricalColorScale(id, categoricalCsId)
id |
output variable to read from (id which references the requested plot) |
categoricalCsId |
one of the available color scale ids |
If a column is defined as the reference (for example by clicking on its header),
a color scale is associated to this column.
Available color scale ids are: Category10
, Accent
, Dark2
, Paired
, Set1
.
No return value, called from shiny applications for side effects.
if(interactive() && require(shiny)) {
library(shiny)
library(parallelPlot)
ui <- fluidPage(
selectInput("categoricalCsSelect", "Categorical Color Scale:",
choices = list(
"Category10" = "Category10", "Accent" = "Accent", "Dark2" = "Dark2",
"Paired" = "Paired", "Set1" = "Set1"
),
selected = "Category10"
),
p("Selector controls used colors when reference column is of type categorical"),
parallelPlotOutput("parPlot")
)
server <- function(input, output, session) {
output$parPlot <- renderParallelPlot({
parallelPlot(data = iris, refColumnDim = "Species")
})
observeEvent(input$categoricalCsSelect, {
parallelPlot::setCategoricalColorScale("parPlot", input$categoricalCsSelect)
})
}
shinyApp(ui, server)
}
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