renderGauge {ECharts2Shiny} | R Documentation |
Render the Gauge Chart Plotted by ECharts into Shiny Application
Description
renderGauge() function helps render the gauge chart into Shiny application.
Usage
renderGauge(div_id, theme = "default", gauge_name, rate,
show.tools = TRUE,
animation = TRUE,
running_in_shiny = TRUE)
Arguments
div_id |
The division id users specified for this chart. The division will be specified in ui.R. |
theme |
Which ECharts theme to use. Valid values include "default", "roma", "infographic", "macarons", "vintage", "shine", "caravan", "dark-digerati", "jazz", and "london". |
gauge_name |
The title to show on the gauge. It can not be ignored. |
rate |
As the gauge helps show some kind of rate, users need to give this rate value. It must be numerical or integer values. |
show.tools |
If display the tool bar. The default value is TRUE. |
animation |
Whether display the chart with animation. The default value is TRUE. |
running_in_shiny |
If we're actually running this in a Shiny library, or we're simply doing testing. Default valus is "TRUE". If "FALSE", the function will print what it's supposed to evaluate. |
Note
Users need to state the division for the chart first, with tags$div() function of Shiny packages. Please note that the division id must keep unique (duplicated division id will cause error).
Author(s)
Xiaodong DENG
(ECharts library is authored by Baidu team)
Examples
if (interactive()) {
library(shiny)
library(ECharts2Shiny)
# Server function -------------------------------------------
server <- function(input, output) {
# Call functions from ECharts2Shiny to render charts
renderGauge(div_id = "test",rate = 99, gauge_name = "Finish Rate")
}
# UI layout -------------------------------------------------
ui <- fluidPage(
# We MUST load the ECharts javascript library in advance
loadEChartsLibrary(),
tags$div(id="test", style="width:50%;height:400px;"),
deliverChart(div_id = "test")
)
# Run the application --------------------------------------
shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)
}