dplot3_bar: Interactive Barplots

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Interactive Barplots

Description

Draw interactive barplots using plotly

Usage

dplot3_bar(
  x,
  main = NULL,
  xlab = NULL,
  ylab = NULL,
  col = NULL,
  alpha = 1,
  horizontal = FALSE,
  theme = rtTheme,
  palette = rtPalette,
  barmode = c("group", "relative", "stack", "overlay"),
  group.names = NULL,
  order.by.val = FALSE,
  ylim = NULL,
  hovernames = NULL,
  feature.names = NULL,
  font.size = 16,
  annotate = FALSE,
  annotate.col = theme$labs.col,
  legend = NULL,
  legend.col = NULL,
  legend.xy = c(1, 1),
  legend.orientation = "v",
  legend.xanchor = "left",
  legend.yanchor = "auto",
  hline = NULL,
  hline.col = NULL,
  hline.width = 1,
  hline.dash = "solid",
  hline.annotate = NULL,
  hline.annotation.x = 1,
  margin = list(b = 65, l = 65, t = 50, r = 10, pad = 0),
  automargin.x = TRUE,
  automargin.y = TRUE,
  padding = 0,
  displayModeBar = TRUE,
  modeBar.file.format = "svg",
  filename = NULL,
  file.width = 500,
  file.height = 500,
  file.scale = 1,
  trace = 0,
  ...
)

Arguments

x	vector (possibly named), matrix, or data.frame: If matrix or data.frame, rows are groups (can be 1 row), columns are features
main	Character: Main plot title.
xlab	Character: x-axis label.
ylab	Character: y-axis label.
col	Color, vector: Color for bars. Default NULL, which will draw colors from palette
alpha	Float (0, 1]: Transparency for bar colors. Default = .8
horizontal	Logical: If TRUE, plot bars horizontally
theme	List or Character: Either the output of a ⁠theme_*()⁠ function or the name of a theme. Use themes() to get available theme names. Theme functions are of the form ⁠theme_<name>⁠.
palette	Character: Name of rtemis palette to use. Default = "rtCol1". Only used if col = NULL
barmode	Character: Type of bar plot to make: "group", "relative", "stack", "overlay". Default = "group". Use "relative" for stacked bars, wich handles negative values correctly, unlike "stack", as of writing.
group.names	Character, vector, length = NROW(x): Group names. Default = NULL, which uses rownames(x)
order.by.val	Logical: If TRUE, order bars by increasing value. Only use for single group data. Default = NULL
ylim	Float, vector, length 2: y-axis limits.
hovernames	Character, vector: Optional character vector to show on hover over each bar.
feature.names	Character, vector, length = NCOL(x): Feature names. Default = NULL, which uses colnames(x)
font.size	Float: Font size for all labels. Default = 16
annotate	Logical: If TRUE, annotate stacked bars
annotate.col	Color for annotations
legend	Logical: If TRUE, draw legend. Default = NULL, and will be turned on if there is more than one feature present
legend.col	Color: Legend text color. Default = NULL, determined by theme
legend.xy	Numeric, vector, length 2: x and y for plotly's legend
legend.orientation	"v" or "h" for vertical or horizontal
legend.xanchor	Character: Legend's x anchor: "left", "center", "right", "auto"
legend.yanchor	Character: Legend's y anchor: "top", "middle", "bottom", "auto"
hline	Float: If defined, draw a horizontal line at this y value.
hline.col	Color for hline. Default = "#ff0000" (red)
hline.width	Float: Width for hline. Default = 1
hline.dash	Character: Type of line to draw: "solid", "dot", "dash", "longdash", "dashdot", or "longdashdot"
hline.annotate	Character: Text of horizontal line annotation if hline is set
hline.annotation.x	Numeric: x position to place annotation with paper as reference. 0: to the left of the plot area; 1: to the right of the plot area
margin	Named list: plot margins.
automargin.x	Logical: If TRUE, automatically set x-axis amrgins
automargin.y	Logical: If TRUE, automatically set y-axis amrgins
padding	Integer: N pixels to pad plot.
displayModeBar	Logical: If TRUE, show plotly's modebar
modeBar.file.format	Character: "svg", "png", "jpeg", "pdf" / any output file type supported by plotly and your system
filename	Character: Path to file to save static plot. Default = NULL
file.width	Integer: File width in pixels for when filename is set.
file.height	Integer: File height in pixels for when filename is set.
file.scale	Numeric: If saving to file, scale plot by this number
trace	Integer: The height the number the more diagnostic info is printed to the console
...	Additional arguments passed to theme

Author(s)

E.D. Gennatas

Examples

## Not run: 
dplot3_bar(VADeaths, legend.xy = c(0, 1))
dplot3_bar(VADeaths, legend.xy = c(1, 1), legend.xanchor = "left")
# simple individual bars
a <- c(4, 7, 2)
dplot3_bar(a)
# if input is a data.frame, each row is a group and each column is a feature
b <- data.frame(x = c(3, 5, 7), y = c(2, 1, 8), z = c(4, 5, 2))
rownames(b) <- c("Jen", "Ben", "Ren")
dplot3_bar(b)
# stacked
dplot3_bar(b, barmode = "stack")

## End(Not run)

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