Description Usage Arguments Details Functions Examples
Set the motif of the chart, defaults to light
.
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g,
...,
brandColor = NULL,
backgroundColor = "transparent",
renderer = c("canvas", "svg"),
padding = "auto",
visible = TRUE
)
global_motif(
...,
brandColor = NULL,
backgroundColor = "transparent",
renderer = c("canvas", "svg"),
padding = "auto",
visible = TRUE
)
motif_from_json(g, path)
motif_from_list(g, motif)
motif_as_list(..., brandColor = NULL, backgroundColor = "transparent")
|
g |
An object of class |
... |
Key value pair defining style, or
|
brandColor |
Main default color. |
backgroundColor |
Plot background color. |
renderer |
Renderer to use, defaults to |
padding |
An integer, or a vector of length 4. |
visible |
Whether the chart is visible. |
path |
Path to JSON file. |
motif |
List defnining the theme, similar to JSON. |
The function motif_from_json()
can be used to
define the theme from a JSON file of theme, to see the
default theme file:
system.file("theme.json", package = "g2r")
.
motif
: Defines the motif of a visualisation.
motif_from_json
: Defines the motif from a JSON
file of theme, see the theme file.
system.file("theme.json", package = "g2r")
motif_from_list
: Defines the motif from a list
,
derived from the JSON file.
motif_as_list
: Returns a motif as a list
to use
with motif_from_list()
.
global_motif
: Define a global motif that will be used by
all subsequent charts.
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