#' @title Conversion of dataframe in class windata
#'
#' @description
#' Shape a dataframe in a class 'windata'
#'
#' @details
#' The object windata is a list with the parameters that were mencionated before.
#'
#' @param wd a dataframe to be converted
#' @param var interval of time betwen two registers. Actually, it's only acepted intervals of 1 minut.
#' @param ane the name of the variable that contains the dates of measurements
#' @param shiny the admit formats are:
#' - 'YYYYMMDD','YYYY-MM-DD','YYYY.MM.DD' or 'DD/MM/YYYY'
#' @return Object of class 'windata' (see details).
#'
#' @author Valeria Gogni, Mariano Bonoli, Ruben Bufanio, Diego Edwards
#'
#' @importFrom googleVis gvisCalendar
#'
#' @export
#' @examples
#' # simple example using the windspeed data set
#' data(wd)
#'
#' # let's examine windspeed to see the variables' names
#' head(wd)
#'
plotcalendar <- function(wd, var = c("ave", "min", "max"),
ane = "Ane1", shiny = F) {
dates <- as.factor(as.Date(wd$time$dt))
val <- wd$ane[[ane]][var][[1]]
df <- tapply(val, dates, mean, na.rm = T)
dataplot <- data.frame(date = as.Date(names(df)), value = as.numeric(df))
dataplot <- dataplot[complete.cases(dataplot), ]
if (shiny == T) {
gvisCalendar(data = dataplot, datevar = "date", numvar = "value",
options = list(title = "Calendar heat map of MSFT adjsuted close",
calendar = "{cellSize:10,\n yearLabel:{fontSize:20, color:'#444444'},\n focusedCellColor:{stroke:'red'}}",
width = "100%"),
chartid = "Calendar")
} else {
plotdata <- gvisCalendar(data = dataplot, datevar = "date", numvar = "value",
options = list(title = "Calendar map Anemometer: Anem37aMS",
calendar = "{cellSize:10,\n yearLabel:{fontSize:20, color:'#444444'},\n focusedCellColor:{stroke:'red'}}",
width = "100", height = "100"),
chartid = "Calendar")
plot(plotdata)
}
}
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