This function initializes a httpgd graphics device and starts a local webserver, that allows for access via HTTP and WebSockets. A link will be printed by which the web client can be accessed using a browser.
hgd(
host = getOption("httpgd.host", "127.0.0.1"),
port = getOption("httpgd.port", 0),
cors = getOption("httpgd.cors", FALSE),
token = getOption("httpgd.token", TRUE),
silent = getOption("httpgd.silent", FALSE),
width = getOption("httpgd.width", 720),
height = getOption("httpgd.height", 576),
zoom = getOption("httpgd.zoom", 1),
bg = getOption("httpgd.bg", "white"),
pointsize = getOption("httpgd.pointsize", 12),
system_fonts = getOption("httpgd.system_fonts", list()),
user_fonts = getOption("httpgd.user_fonts", list()),
reset_par = getOption("httpgd.reset_par", FALSE)
)
No return value, called to initialize graphics device.
Server hostname. Set to "0.0.0.0"
to enable remote access.
We recommend to only enable remote access in trusted networks.
The network security of httpgd has not yet been properly tested.
Server port. If this is set to 0
, an open port
will be assigned.
Toggles Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) header.
When set to TRUE
, CORS header will be set to "*"
.
(Optional) security token. When set, all requests
need to include a token to be allowed. (Either in a request header
(X-HTTPGD-TOKEN
) field or as a query parameter.)
This parameter can be set to TRUE
to generate a random 8 character
alphanumeric token. A random token of the specified length is generated
when it is set to a number. FALSE
deactivates the token.
When set to FALSE
no information will be printed to console.
Initial plot width (pixels).
Initial plot height (pixels).
Initial plot zoom level (For example: 2 corresponds to 200%, 0.5 would be 50%.).
Background color.
Graphics device point size.
Named list of font names to be aliased with
fonts installed on your system. If unspecified, the R default
families sans
, serif
, mono
and symbol
are aliased to the family returned by
systemfonts::font_info()
.
Named list of fonts to be aliased with font files
provided by the user rather than fonts properly installed on the
system. The aliases can be fonts from the fontquiver package,
strings containing a path to a font file, or a list containing
name
and file
elements with name
indicating
the font alias in the SVG output and file
the path to a
font file.
If set to TRUE
, global graphics parameters will be saved
on device start and reset every time the plots are cleared (see
graphics::par()
).
All font settings and descriptions are adopted from the excellent 'svglite' package.
if (FALSE) {
hgd() # Initialize graphics device and start server
hgd_browse() # Or copy the displayed link in the browser
# Plot something
x <- seq(0, 3 * pi, by = 0.1)
plot(x, sin(x), type = "l")
dev.off() # alternatively: hgd_close()
}
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