lollipop_chart: Lollipop Chart

In vedhav/tidycharts: Create interactive charts using the tidy syntax you know and love!

Description

Use this function to create a lollipop chart to compare a numeric variables with a factor variable

Usage

lollipop_chart(
  plot_data,
  x_name,
  y_name,
  line_color = "#bdbdbd",
  x_color = "#5884d6",
  plot_height = NULL,
  plot_width = NULL,
  show_legend = FALSE,
  show_x_axis_grid = FALSE,
  show_y_axis_grid = FALSE,
  marker_size = marker_default_size,
  plot_title = NULL,
  x_axis_title = NULL,
  y_axis_title = NULL
)

Arguments

plot_data	This is the data.frame which will be used for the plot
x_name	The column name of one of the the variable in the x-axis, It has to be a numeric variable
y_name	The column name of the the variable in the y-axis, It has to be a factor variable
line_color	string. This is the color of the line between the two points, defaults to a grey shade
x_color	string. This is the color of the point made by x_name variable, defaults to a bluish color
plot_height	num. The height of the plot, If not provided the plot will take the whole area available in the UI
plot_width	num. The height of the plot, If not provided the plot will take the whole area available in the UI
show_legend	boolean. This will let you display or hide the grids in the x-axis, default hidden
show_x_axis_grid	boolean. This will let you display or hide the grids in the x-axis, default hidden
show_y_axis_grid	boolean. This will let you display or hide the grids in the y-axis, default hidden
marker_size	num. This is the size of the markers in the scatter plot, defaults to marker_default_size from constants.R
plot_title	string. This is the title of the plot, defauts to NULL
x_axis_title	string. This is the x-axis title of the plot, defaults to NULL
y_axis_title	string. This is the y-axis title of the plot, defaults to NULL

Value

Returns a plotly plot object which can be rendered as HTML

Author(s)

Vedha Viyash

Examples

## This will load two data.frames `marks_data` and `gender_school_earnings`
data("tidychartsdata")

## You can plot a lollipop chart using by just specifying data, x_name and y_name.
lollipop_chart(gender_school_earnings, Men, School)

## If you want to specify particular color, you can specify them to their respective arguments
lollipop_chart(gender_school_earnings, Men, School, line_color = "#afdeb5", x_color = "#4dbd5b")

vedhav/tidycharts documentation built on Nov. 15, 2020, 3:26 p.m.