plot_bar: Bar plot for univariate analysis

In bruno-pinheiro/seda: Simple exploratory data analysis in R

Description

It counts a categorical variable and plots a publication ready ggplot2 barplot

Usage

plot_bar(df, x, title = NULL, subtitle = NULL, theme = "light",
  mode = "count", fill = FALSE, flip = FALSE, fillc = "darkgrey",
  base_font = "Fira Sans Condensed",
  title_font = "Fira Sans Condensed Medium")

Arguments

df	a data frame
x	a string indicating a categorical variable
title	a string defining the plot title
subtitle	a string defining de subtitle of plot
theme	a string defining theme: "light" (default) or "dark"
mode	a string defining mode: "count" (default) or "prop"
fill	a string indicating a categorical variable
flip	a logical TRUE or FALSE
fillc	bar colors when fill == FALSE
base_font	a string indicating which font to use (default is Fira Sans Condensed)
title_font	a string indicating which font to use (default is Fira Sans Condensed Medium)

Details

Uses dplyr and ggplot

Value

Um grafico de barras para a variavel x da base df.

Author(s)

Bruno Pinheiro

Examples

# simple barplot
plot_bar(sample_data, "var5")

# plot more than one variable at once
vars <- c("var5", "year")
plots <- lapply(vars, function(i) plot_bar(sample_data, i))

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