ec.init {echarty} | R Documentation |
Initialize command
Description
Required to build a chart. In most cases this will be the only command necessary.
Usage
ec.init(
df = NULL,
preset = TRUE,
ctype = "scatter",
...,
series.param = NULL,
tl.series = NULL,
width = NULL,
height = NULL
)
Arguments
df |
Optional data.frame to be preset as dataset, default NULL |
preset |
Boolean (default TRUE). Build preset attributes like dataset, series, xAxis, yAxis, etc. |
ctype |
Chart type, default is 'scatter'. |
... |
Optional widget attributes. See Details. |
series.param |
Additional attributes for preset series, default is NULL. |
tl.series |
Deprecated, use timeline and series.param instead. |
width , height |
Optional valid CSS unit (like |
Details
Command ec.init creates a widget with createWidget, then adds some ECharts features to it.
Numerical indexes for series,visualMap,etc. are R-counted (1,2...)
Presets:
When data.frame df is chained to ec.init, a dataset is preset.
When the data.frame is grouped and ctype is not null, more datasets with legend and series are also preset.
Plugin '3D' is required for 2D series 'scatterGL'. Use preset=FALSE and set explicitly xAxis and yAxis.
Plugins 'leaflet' and 'world' preset center to the mean of all coordinates from df.
Users can delete or overwrite any presets as needed.
Widget attributes:
Optional echarty widget attributes include:
elementId - Id of the widget, default is NULL(auto-generated)
load - name(s) of plugin(s) to load. A character vector or comma-delimited string. default NULL.
ask - prompt user before downloading plugins when load is present, FALSE by default
js - single string or a vector with JavaScript expressions to evaluate.
single: exposed chart object (most common)
vector:
First expression is evaluated before chart initialization.
Second is evaluated with exposed object opts.
Third is evaluated with exposed chart object after opts set.renderer - 'canvas'(default) or 'svg'
locale - 'EN'(default) or 'ZH'. Use predefined or custom like so.
useDirtyRect - enable dirty rectangle rendering or not, FALSE by default, see here
Built-in plugins:
leaflet - Leaflet maps with customizable tiles, see source
world - world map with country boundaries, see source
lottie - support for lotties
ecStat - statistical tools, seeecharts-stat
custom - renderers for ecr.band and ecr.ebars
Plugins with one-time installation:
liquid - liquid fill, see source
gmodular - graph modularity, see source
wordcloud - cloud of words, see source
or install your own third-party plugins.
Crosstalk:
Parameter df should be of type SharedData, see more info.
Optional parameter xtKey: unique ID column name of data frame df. Must be same as key parameter used in SharedData$new(). If missing, a new column XkeyX will be appended to df.
Enabling crosstalk will also generate an additional dataset called Xtalk and bind the first series to it.
Timeline:
Defined by series.param for the options series and a timeline list for the actual control.
A grouped df is required, each group providing data for one option serie.
Timeline data and options will be preset for the chart.
Another preset is encode(x=1,y=2,z=3), which are the first 3 columns of df. Parameter z is ignored in 2D. See Details below.
Optional attribute groupBy, a df column name, can create series groups inside each timeline option.
Timeline cannot be used for hierarchical charts like graph,tree,treemap,sankey. Chart options/timeline have to be built directly, see example.
Encode
A series attribute to define which columns to use for the axes, depending on chart type and coordinate system:
set x and y for coordinateSystem cartesian2d
set lng and lat for coordinateSystem geo and scatter series
set value and name for coordinateSystem geo and map series
set radius and angle for coordinateSystem polar
set value and itemName for pie chart Example:
encode(x='col3', y='col1')
binds xAxis to df column 'col3'.
Value
A widget to plot, or to save and expand with more features.
Examples
# basic scatter chart from a data.frame, using presets
cars |> ec.init()
# grouping, tooltips, formatting
iris |> dplyr::group_by(Species) |>
ec.init( # init with presets
tooltip= list(show= TRUE),
series.param= list(
symbolSize= ec.clmn('Petal.Width', scale=7),
tooltip= list(formatter= ec.clmn('Petal.Width: %@', 'Petal.Width'))
)
)
data.frame(n=1:5) |> dplyr::group_by(n) |> ec.init(
timeline= list(show=TRUE, autoPlay=TRUE),
series.param= list(type='gauge', max=5)
)