agg_qplot: Quick plot - for quickly creates a single-panel graph....
In angusmoore/arphit: RBA-style R Plots

Description Usage Arguments See Also Examples

Quick plot - for quickly creates a single-panel graph. Supports bar and line (and combinations of).

agg_qplot(data, series = NULL, x = NULL, bars = FALSE,
  filename = NULL, title = NULL, subtitle = NULL, footnotes = c(),
  sources = c(), yunits = NULL, col = list(), pch = list(),
  lty = list(), lwd = list(), xlim = NULL, ylim = NULL,
  legend = FALSE, legend_ncol = NA, stacked = TRUE, bar.stacked,
  legend.ncol)

`data`	Object containing the series you want to plot. Can be a 'data.frame', 'tibble', 'zoo', 'xts' or 'ts'.
`series`	A vector of series names specifying which subset of series you want to plot.
`x`	The x variable for your plot. Not required for 'ts', 'xts' and 'zoo' data because they use the dates in the time series.
`bars`	(optional) Vector of string names indicating which series should be bars, rather than lines. Alternatively, if you set 'bars = TRUE' all series will plot as bars.
`filename`	(optional) If specified, save image to filename instead of displaying in R. Supports svg, pdf, emf, emf+ and png extensions.
`title`	(optional) A string indicating the title for the graph. Passing 'NULL' (or omitting the argument) will suppress printing of title.
`subtitle`	(optional) A string indicating the subtitle for the graph. Passing 'NULL' (or omitting the argument) will suppress printing of subtitle.
`footnotes`	(optional) A vector strings, corresponding to the footnotes, in order.
`sources`	(optional) A vector of strings, one entry for each source.
`yunits`	(optional) A string indicating the units to be used. If not supplied, a % sign will be used.
`col`	(optional) A list of string -> misc pairs. The keys should be series names, and the values colours for each series (any colour accepted by R is fine.) You need not supply colours for all series. Default colours will be assigned (cycling through) to series without assigned colours. Alternatively, you can supply a single value to apply to all series.
`pch`	(optional) Markers for your series. Passed as with 'col'. Defaults to none (NA).
`lty`	(optional) Line types for each series. Passed as with 'col'. Defaults to solid (1).
`lwd`	(optional) Line width, relative to default, for each series. Passed as with 'col'.
`xlim`	(optional) c(numeric, numeric) Gives the x limits (in years) for the graph.
`ylim`	(optional) A list(min = numeric, max = numeric, nsteps int). If unsupplied, a suitable default is chosen.
`legend`	A logical indicating whether to add a legend to the graph (default FALSE).
`legend_ncol`	(optional) How many columns do you want the legend to have (if NA, which is the default, arphit will guess for you).
`stacked`	(optional) Logical indicating whether the bar series should be stacked (TRUE, default) or side-by-side (FALSE).
`bar.stacked`	(DEPRECATED) Alias for stacked
`legend.ncol`	(DEPRECATED) Alias for legend_ncol

vignette("qplot-options", package = "arphit") for a detailed description of all the plotting options and how they affect the output.

T <- 24
randomdata <- ts(data.frame(x1 = rnorm(T),
                            x2 = rnorm(T),
                            x3 = rnorm(T, sd = 10),
                            x4 = rnorm(T, sd = 5)),
                 start = c(2000, 1),
                 frequency = 4)
agg_qplot(
  randomdata,
  title = "A Title",
  subtitle = "A subtitle",
  footnotes = c("a", "B"),
  sources = c("A Source", "Another source"),
  yunits = "index"
)