PRISMA_save: Save PRISMA2020 flow diagram

In nealhaddaway/PRISMA2020: Make Interactive 'PRISMA' Flow Diagrams

Save PRISMA2020 flow diagram

Description

Save the output from PRISMA_flowdiagram() to the working directory.

Usage

PRISMA_save(
  plotobj,
  filename = "PRISMA2020_flowdiagram.html",
  filetype = NA,
  overwrite = FALSE,
  width = NULL,
  height = NULL,
  css = NULL
)

Arguments

plotobj	A plot produced using PRISMA_flowdiagram().
filename	The filename to save (including extension)
filetype	The filetype to save the plot in, supports: HTML, ZIP, PDF, PNG, SVG, PS and WEBP (if NA, the filetype will be calculated out based on the file extension) HTML files maintain hyperlinks and tooltips The ZIP option creates an archive containing the HTML file, alongside supporting javascript and css files in an adjacent folder, instead of embedded base64 within the HTML file
overwrite	if TRUE, will overwrite an existing file
width	passed as the width argument to rsvg::rsvg() and similar functions
height	passed as the height argument to rsvg::rsvg() and similar functions
css	passed as the css argument to rsvg::rsvg() and similar functions

Value

the absolute filename of the saved diagram plot.

Examples

csvFile <- system.file("extdata", "PRISMA.csv", package = "PRISMA2020")
data <- read.csv(csvFile);
data <- PRISMA_data(data);
plot <- PRISMA_flowdiagram(data,
                fontsize = 12,
                interactive = TRUE,
                previous = FALSE,
                other = TRUE);
PRISMA_save(plot, filename = tempfile(), filetype="html");

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