emark_line: mark line

In JohnCoene/echarts: EChart htmlwidget

Description

mark line

Usage

emark_line(p, which = "previous", data = list(), clickable = TRUE,
  symbol = list("circle", "arrow"), symbolSize = list(2, 4),
  symbolRotate = NULL, large = FALSE, smooth = FALSE, precision = 2,
  bundling = list(enable = FALSE, maxTurningAngle = 45), z = 2,
  zlevel = 0, ...)

Arguments

p	an echart object.
which	serie to mark lines of, takes previous, all or name of specific serie.
data	data of mark points, points to mark.
clickable	whether marked points are clickable.
symbol	symbol, see details for valid values.
symbolSize	size of symbol.
symbolRotate	symbol rotation angle, i.e.:30.
large	set to TRUE to optimise for large datasets.
smooth	whether to smooth line.
precision	decimal precision.
bundling	line bundling.
z, zlevel	first and second grade cascading control, the higher z the closer to the top.
...	any other options to pass to mark points.

Details

Valid values for symbol:

• circle

• rectangle

• triangle

• diamond

• emptyCircle

• emptyRectangle

• emptyTriangle

• emptyDiamond

• heart

• droplet

• pin

• arrow

• star

Examples

df <- data.frame(x = c("Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun"),
                 radio = c(320, 332, 301, 334, 390, 330, 320),
                 social = c(120, 132, 101, 134, 90, 230, 210))

df %>%
  echart(x) %>%
  ebar(radio, stack = "grp") %>%
  ebar(social, stack = "grp") %>%
  emark_line(data = list(list(type = "max")), clickable = FALSE) %>%
  etooltip(axisPointer = list(type = "shadow")) %>%
  etoolbox_full() %>%
  etoolbox_magic(type = list("tiled", "stack", "line", "bar"))

JohnCoene/echarts documentation built on May 22, 2021, 6:18 p.m.