googleChart: Create a Google Chart

In jcheng5/googleCharts: Google Charts bindings for Shiny

Description

These functions are intended to be used in a Shiny application's ui.R file to create a Google chart of the appropriate type. Don't forget to call googleChartsInit in the ui.R file as well!

Usage

googleAnnotatedTimeLine(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleAreaChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleBarChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleBubbleChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleCandlestickChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleColumnChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleComboChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleGauge(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleGeoChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleGeoMap(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleLineChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleMap(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleMotionChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleOrgChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googlePieChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleScatterChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleSteppedAreaChart(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleTable(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleTreeMap(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleSankey(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleCalendar(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleHistogram(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

googleTimeline(id, width, height, options = list(), ...)

Arguments

id	The output variable name for this chart.
width	The width of the chart, in CSS units (e.g. "600px" (for 600 pixels), "75%", or "auto") or as a number (for pixels).
height	The width of the chart, in CSS units or as a number.
options	A list containing named chart options, to be used when creating the chart. Nested lists should be used for nested options, e.g. list(hAxis = list(maxValue = 100)).
...	Additional tag attributes or child elements to include in the chart's <div>.

Examples

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jcheng5/googleCharts documentation built on Nov. 29, 2020, 5:20 p.m.