Render an ArcGIS chart — arcgis

Wraps the <arcgis-chart> web component directly. Most users want arc_bar(), arc_scatter(), or arc_line(), which build the arguments for you.

Usage

arcgis_chart(
  i_layer,
  chart_type,
  config,
  tooltip = NULL,
  width = NULL,
  height = NULL,
  element_id = NULL
)

Arguments

i_layer: Defines the layer the chart reads, as built by as_feature_layer().
chart_type: Defines which default model the config merges over, such as "barChart". See ModelTypes.
config: Defines the chart configuration in the WebChart shape. May be sparse because the browser merges it over the defaults.
tooltip: default NULL. Defines extra tooltip rows as labels plus a lookup keyed by series and mark, as built by set_tooltip().
width, height: default NULL. Defines the widget size, passed to htmlwidgets::createWidget().
element_id: default NULL. Defines the DOM element id to render into.

Value

An htmlwidget.

Examples

df <- data.frame(species = c("a", "b", "c"), mass = c(1, 5, 3))

arcgis_chart(
  i_layer = as_feature_layer(df),
  chart_type = "barChart",
  config = arc_col(df, species, mass)@webchart
)