GeographicMap: Plot a Geographic Map

In Displayr/flipStandardCharts: Standard R interactive charts

Plot a Geographic Map

Description

Creates a map with a table as input, using shading to represent the values of countries or states on the map.

Usage

GeographicMap(
  x,
  country,
  high.resolution = FALSE,
  show.missing.regions = TRUE,
  treat.NA.as.0 = FALSE,
  colors = c("#CCF3FF", "#23B0DB"),
  ocean.color = "#DDDDDD",
  opacity = 1,
  color.NA = "#808080",
  global.font.family = "Arial",
  global.font.color = "#2C2C2C",
  legend.show = TRUE,
  legend.title = "",
  legend.font.family = global.font.family,
  legend.font.color = global.font.color,
  legend.font.size = 14,
  values.hovertext.format = "",
  values.bounds.minimum = NULL,
  values.bounds.maximum = NULL,
  mapping.package = "leaflet",
  background = FALSE,
  title = "",
  title.font.family = global.font.family,
  title.font.color = global.font.color,
  title.font.size = 16,
  subtitle = "",
  subtitle.font.family = global.font.family,
  subtitle.font.color = global.font.color,
  subtitle.font.size = 12,
  footer = "",
  footer.font.family = global.font.family,
  footer.font.color = global.font.color,
  footer.font.size = 8,
  footer.wrap = TRUE,
  footer.wrap.nchar = 100,
  hovertext.font.family = global.font.family,
  hovertext.font.size = 11,
  zip.country = "Automatic"
)

Arguments

x	A matrix, two-dimensional array, table or vector, containing the data to be plotted. The rownames (or names in the case of a vector) should contain the names of the geographic entities to be plotted.
country	Character string optionally stating the country that the states are from, if map.type is "states".
high.resolution	Specifically request a high resolution map. Otherwise the resolution of the map is chosen automatically based on the resolution required for the requested countries or regions.
show.missing.regions	Logical; Whether to plot regions not included in x with values of NA. Used only by "leaflet".
treat.NA.as.0	Plots any NA values in the data and any geographical entities without data as having a zero value.
colors	A vector of two colors, which are used as endpoints in interpolating colors.
ocean.color	The color used for oceans (or background).
opacity	Opacity of bars as an alpha value (0 to 1).
color.NA	The color used to represent missing values. Not used when treat.NA.as.0, is set to missing.
global.font.family	Character; font family for all occurrences of any font attribute for the chart unless specified individually.
global.font.color	Global font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an rgb value (e.g. #' rgb(0, 0, 0, maxColorValue = 255)).
legend.show	Logical; Whether to display a legend with the color scale.
legend.title	The text to appear above the legend.
legend.font.family	Font family of legend.
legend.font.color	Font color of legend. Only used with plotly object.
legend.font.size	Font size of legend. Changing the defaults for leaflet object can give strange spacing.
values.hovertext.format	A string representing a d3 formatting code. See https://github.com/d3/d3/blob/master/API.md#number-formats-d3-format
values.bounds.minimum	Numeric; specifies the minimum value in the colorscale. If not specified, this will be automatically determined from the data. If the value specified is larger than the minimum in the data then the specified value will be ignored.
values.bounds.maximum	Numeric; specifies the maximum value in the colorscale.
mapping.package	Either "leaflet" (better graphics, wider range of maps) or "plotly" (faster).
background	If "mapping.package" is "leaflet", add a background tile from opensteetmaps.
title	Character; chart title.
title.font.family	Character; title font family. Can be "Arial Black", "Arial", "Comic Sans MS", "Courier New", "Georgia", "Impact", "Lucida Console", "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Marlett", "Symbol", "Tahoma", "Times New Roman", "Trebuchet MS", "Verdana", "Webdings"
title.font.color	Title font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or a hex code.
title.font.size	Integer; Title font size; default = 10.
subtitle	Character
subtitle.font.family	Character; subtitle font family
subtitle.font.color	subtitle font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an a hex code.
subtitle.font.size	Integer; subtitle font size
footer	Character
footer.font.family	Character; footer font family
footer.font.color	footer font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an a hex code.
footer.font.size	Integer; footer font size
footer.wrap	Logical; whether the footer text should be wrapped.
footer.wrap.nchar	Number of characters (approximately) in each line of the footer when footer.wrap TRUE.
hovertext.font.family	Font family of hover text.
hovertext.font.size	Only used with plotly object.
zip.country	One of "Automatic", "USA", "UK" or "Australia". If "Automatic" an attempt is made to infer the country from the data.

Value

an HTML widget for "leaflet" or a "plotly" object.

Examples

data <- seq(4)
names(data) <- c("France", "China", "Brazil", "Canada")
GeographicMap(data)

Displayr/flipStandardCharts documentation built on Feb. 26, 2024, 12:42 a.m.