fusionCanvas: Adding FusionCharts canvas
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fusionCanvas

R Documentation

Adding FusionCharts canvas

Description

https://www.fusioncharts.com/dev/chart-guide/chart-configurations/canvas

Usage

fusionCanvas(
  fusionPlot,
  showCanvasBg = FALSE,
  canvasbgColorFirst = "#5a5a5a",
  canvasbgColorSecond = NULL,
  canvasBgDepth = "0",
  canvasbgAlpha = "100",
  canvasBgRatioStart = "40",
  canvasBgRatioEnd = "60",
  canvasBgAngle = "0",
  showCanvasBorder = FALSE,
  canvasBorderColor = "#666666",
  canvasBorderAlpha = "80",
  canvasBorderThickness = "1",
  showCanvasBase = FALSE,
  canvasBaseDepth = "5",
  canvasBaseColor = "#aaaaaa"
)

Arguments

`fusionPlot`	fusionPlot object got by `fusionPlot()`
`showCanvasBg`	Show the canvas background
`canvasbgColorFirst`	Specify the hex code of the first canvas background color
`canvasbgColorSecond`	Specify the hex code of the second canvas background color
`canvasBgDepth`	Set the depth of the canvas background
`canvasbgAlpha`	Set the transparency of the background color
`canvasBgRatioStart`	Set the first value of the canvas background ratio (in percentage)
`canvasBgRatioEnd`	Set the second value of the canvas background ratio (in percentage)
`canvasBgAngle`	Specify canvas background angle (in degrees)
`showCanvasBorder`	Show the canvas border
`canvasBorderColor`	Set the border color
`canvasBorderAlpha`	Set the transparency of the border
`canvasBorderThickness`	Set the thickness of the border
`showCanvasBase`	Show the canvas base
`canvasBaseDepth`	Set the height of the canvas base
`canvasBaseColor`	Specify the hex code of the base color

Examples

library(fusionchartsR)
df <- data.frame(label = c("Venezuela", "Saudi", "Canada", "Russia"), value = c(290, 260,180, 115))
df %>%
fusionPlot(x = "label", y = "value", type = "column2d") %>%
fusionCanvas(showCanvasBorder = TRUE, canvasBorderThickness = "4", canvasBorderAlpha = "80") %>%
fusionTheme(theme = "fusion")

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