FastBar: Fast Way to Get a Bar plot based on ggpubr

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Description

Fastbar help get a barplot of ggplot2 style.

Usage

FastBar(data, x, y, order = NULL, fill = "white", color = NULL,
  palette = NULL, label = TRUE, size = 15,
  position = position_stack(), title = "Frequecy", x.lab = "name",
  y.lab = "size", legend.position = "right")

Arguments

data	a data frame
x	x is usually the colnames of symbol/names
y	y is usually the colnames of frequency
order	character vector specifying the order of items
fill	Default is white.Set fill=x is a useful way to enhance visualize barplot and recommanded
color	Default is NULL,and use x as color scale
palette	Default is NULL,and it use a lucky::mycolor color strategy.Or you can set self-defined colors.Note that the number of color you want to set should be the same as the unique number of x
label	Default is TRUE.If variables are too much,you can set FALSE to enhance visualization
size	a size control for plot title,axis titles and labels
position	see ggpubr::ggbarplot
title	the title of the plot
legend.position	the position of legend.you can select "top","left","right" and "none"

Value

a ggplot list

Author(s)

Weibin Huang<[e-mail]>

See Also

ggpubr::ggbarplot

Examples

## This is a simulative process and NOT RUN
p  <- FastBar(data = df,
              x = "SYMBOL",y = "Freq",
              fill = "SYMBOL",
              title = "Frequecy",
              legend.position = "none",
              size = 20)

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