Description Usage Arguments Examples
htmlwidget based off Chris Given's Treemap Bar
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additional arguments currently supports id, name, and tile for customizing your chart |
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library(stringr)
library(treebar)
library(jsonlite)
## make it a more generic hierarchy
## normally this step is not necessary
json <- str_replace_all(
readLines(system.file("example/data.json",package="treebar")),
"(country)|(continent)|(year)|(type)",
"id"
)
data <- fromJSON(json, simplifyDataFrame=FALSE)
treebar(data)
# also allows different treemap tiling options
library(htmltools)
browsable(
tagList(
lapply(
c("Squarify", "Binary", "SliceDice", "Slice", "Dice"),
function(tile){
tags$div(
style = "float:left; display:inline;",
tags$h3(tile),
treebar(
data,
tile = tile,
height = 250,
width = 400
)
)
}
)
)
)
# use different key for id and value
json <- str_replace_all(
readLines("./inst/example/data.json"),
"(country)|(continent)|(year)|(type)",
"name"
)
json <- str_replace_all(
json,
"(value)",
"size"
)
data <- fromJSON(json, simplifyDataFrame=FALSE)
treebar(data, value="size", id="name")
library(treebar)
library(data.tree)
portfolio <- data.frame(
year = rep(2014:2016, each=8),
asset = c(rep("equity",5),rep("fixed",3)),
subasset = c("infotech","infotech","energy","energy","telecom","invgrade","invgrade","highyield"),
ticker = rep(c("msft","apple","xom","cvx","t","pttrx","vficx","vwehx"),3),
value = runif(24,50000,250000),
stringsAsFactors = FALSE
)
portfolio$pathString <- paste(
"portfolio",
portfolio$year,
portfolio$asset,
portfolio$subasset,
portfolio$ticker,
sep = "/"
)
portfolio_tree <- as.Node(portfolio)
treebar(
ToListExplicit(portfolio_tree, unname=TRUE),
id = "name"
)
# also allows different tiling options
library(htmltools)
browsable(
tagList(
lapply(
c("Squarify", "Binary", "SliceDice", "Slice", "Dice"),
function(tile){
tags$div(
style = "float:left; display:inline;",
tags$h3(tile),
treebar(
ToListExplicit(portfolio_tree, unname=TRUE),
id = "name",
tile = tile,
height = 250,
width = 320
)
)
}
)
)
)
# play with treemap treepalette
library(treemap)
library(treebar)
library(dplyr)
portfolio %>%
mutate(year = as.character(year)) %>%
inner_join(treepalette(.,index=c("asset","subasset","ticker"))) %>%
mutate(color = HCL.color) %>%
select(-starts_with("HCL")) %>%
d3r::d3_nest(value_cols=c("value","color")) %>%
treebar()
#devtools::install_github("timelyportfolio/treebar")
library(stringr)
library(treebar)
library(jsonlite)
library(shiny)
## make it a more generic hierarchy
## normally this step is not necessary
json <- str_replace_all(
readLines(system.file("example/data.json",package="treebar")),
"(country)|(continent)|(year)|(type)",
"id"
)
data <- fromJSON(json, simplifyDataFrame=FALSE)
shinyApp(
ui = htmlwidgets::onRender(
treebar(data),
htmlwidgets::JS(
'
function(el, x){
var chart = HTMLWidgets.getInstance(el).instance.treebar;
chart.on("nodeMouseover", function(d,i){
Shiny.onInputChange("treebar_mouseover", d.data);
});
}
'
)
),
server = function(input, output, session){
observeEvent(input$treebar_mouseover,{
print(input$treebar_mouseover)
})
}
)
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