View source: R/graph_functions.R
alloc_graph | R Documentation |
Creates an allocation graph from a completed allocation table,
mostly likely created by the assemble_fu_allocation_tables()
function.
alloc_graph( .df, country, ef_product, destination, year = IEATools::iea_cols$year, .values = IEATools::template_cols$.values, machine = IEATools::template_cols$machine, eu_product = IEATools::template_cols$eu_product, machine_eu_product = paste0(machine, "_", eu_product) )
.df |
A data frame comprised of completed final energy allocations. |
country |
The country for which this graph applies. |
ef_product |
The final energy product for which this graph applies. |
destination |
The destination sector for the final energy product. |
year |
See |
.values, machine, eu_product |
See |
machine_eu_product |
The name of a combined |
This function is called repeatedly from alloc_plots_df()
.
country
, ef_product
, and destination
form the title of the graph.
A ggplot2
graph object
library(ggplot2) # Make a simple data frame with the expected structure. tibble::tribble(~Year, ~.values, ~Machine, ~Eu.product, 1967, 0.5, "Cars", "MD", 1967, 0.5, "Industry static engines", "MD", 2020, 0.8, "Cars", "MD", 2020, 0.2, "Industry static engines", "MD") %>% alloc_graph(country = "Example", ef_product = "Petrol", destination = "Transport")
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