check_compatibility <- function(chart_id, remove = NULL) {
chart_metadata <- DatawRappr::dw_retrieve_chart_metadata(chart_id)
chart_type <- purrr::pluck(chart_metadata, "content", "type")
compatible_chart_types <- list(
line_charts = c("d3-lines", "d3-area"),
bar_charts = c("d3-bars", "d3-bars-stacked"),
column_charts = c(
"column-chart",
"grouped-column-chart",
"stacked-column-chart"
),
scatter_plot = "d3-scatter-plot"
)
if (!purrr::is_null(remove)) {
stopifnot(any(remove == names(compatible_chart_types)))
compatible_chart_types[[remove]] <- NULL
}
# Returns TRUE if the chart type is one of the compatible chart types.
# Currently, the package is optimized for chart types I commonly use at
# The Jakarta Post, namely line, bar and column charts, as well as
# scatter plots
compatibility <- any(chart_type == purrr::flatten(compatible_chart_types))
type_compatibility <- list(
chart_type = chart_type,
compatibility = compatibility
)
invisible(type_compatibility)
}
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