alt_qplot: qplot for altair
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View source: R/qplot.r

alt_qplot is inspired by qplot from ggplot2, and is similarly intended to be a convenient wrapper for making many different kinds of plots with a simple and consistent interface. In this case, the generated plot is made via altair, instead of ggplot2.

1 2	alt_qplot(x, y, ..., data, mark = c("auto", "area", "bar", "circle", "geoshape", "line", "point", "rect", "rule", "square", "text", "tick"))

`x, y, ...`	encodings. These should either be strings or symbols matching column names in data if data is provided, or a variable in the calling environment otherwise
`data`	a data.frame or tibble. If missing, the data for the plot will be taken from the encoding variables passed in.
`mark`	the mark to use. if "auto", will default to point except when only the y encoding is missing in which case the mark will default to bar and y will default to count()

Paraphrasing the qplot documentation in ggplot, alt_qplot is great for allowing you to produce plots quickly, but I highly recommend learning altair as it makes it easier to create complex graphics.

an altair plot specification

AliciaSchep/altqplot documentation built on May 30, 2019, 11:55 a.m.