| view {summarytools} | R Documentation | 
view
Description
Visualize results in RStudio's Viewer or in Web Browser
Usage
view(x, method = "viewer", file = "", append = FALSE,
  report.title = NA, table.classes = NA, 
  bootstrap.css = st_options("bootstrap.css"), 
  custom.css = st_options("custom.css"), silent = FALSE, 
  footnote = st_options("footnote"),
  max.tbl.height = Inf,
  collapse = 0,
  escape.pipe = st_options("escape.pipe"), ...)
Arguments
| x | A summarytools object, created by one of the four core
functions ( | 
| method | Character. One of “pander”, “viewer”, 
“browser”, or “render”. Default value for the  | 
| file | Character. File name to write output to. Defaults to “”. | 
| append | Logical. Append output to existing file (specified using the
file argument).  | 
| report.title | Character. For html reports, this goes into the
 | 
| table.classes | Character. Additional html classes to assign to
output tables. Bootstrap css classes can be used. User-defined
classes (see the custom.css argument) are also specified here. See
details section.  | 
| bootstrap.css | Logical. When generating an html document, 
include the “includes/stylesheets/bootstrap.min.css"” file
content inside a  | 
| custom.css | Character. Path to a custom .css file. Classes
defined in this must also appear in the  | 
| silent | Logical. Set to  | 
| footnote | Character. Text to display just after html output
tables. The default value (“default”) produces a two-line
footnote indicating the package's name and version, the R version, and
the current date. Has no effect on ascii or markdown
content. Can contain standard html tags. Set to  | 
| max.tbl.height | Numeric. Maximum table height in pixels allowed
in rendered  | 
| collapse | Numeric.  | 
| escape.pipe | Logical. Set to  | 
| ... | Additional arguments used to override attributes stored in the
object, or to change formatting via  | 
Details
Creates html outputs and displays them in RStudio's viewer, in a browser, or renders the html code in R markdown documents.
For objects of class “summarytools”, this function is simply
a wrapper around print.summarytools with
method = "viewer".
Objects of class “by”, “stby”, or 
“list” are dispatched to the present function, as it can
manage multiple objects, whereas print.summarytools can only
manage one object at a time.