gneiss: Draw A Chart As Quartz Does

In yutannihilation/gneisschart: An R package for drawing charts by Quartz's Gneisschart

Description

Draw a chart by Gneisschart from data.frame.

Usage

gneiss(data, label, type = "line", title = "",
  credit = "Made with Gneisschart", data_source = "", y_ticks = 4,
  y_prefix = "", y_suffix = "", y_limits = NULL, width = NULL,
  height = NULL)

Arguments

data	data.frame
label	column name of labels
type	chart type(s). "line", "column", "bargrid" or "scatter"
title	title of the graph
credit	credit of the graph (e.g. "Made with Gneisschart")
data_source	source of the data (Something like "Data: Bureau of Labor Statistics" or "Data compiled by Factset")
y_ticks	number of ticks of y-axis
y_prefix	prefix unit of y-axis (e.g. $)
y_suffix	suffix unit of y-axis (e.g. k)
y_limits	lower and upper limits of y-axis (if not specified, this will be automatically calculated)
width	width of the graph
height	height of the graph

Examples

a <- data.frame(
  names          = c("apples", "oranges"),
  juicyness      = c(5.5, 23),
  color          = c(10.2, 10),
  favor          = c(6.1, 13),
  travelablility = c(3.8, 7),
  stringsAsFactors = FALSE
)

gneiss(a, label = "names")

gneiss(a, label = "names", type = "column", credit = "Made w/o Chartbuilder")

gneiss(a, label = "names", type = c("line","column"), title = "This is the very example chart!")

yutannihilation/gneisschart documentation built on May 4, 2019, 7:45 p.m.