Map of an array in ggplot that is not coloured and not facetted.
gg_stars(
data,
downsample = 0,
pal = NULL,
alpha = 0.5,
borders = NULL,
borders_on_top = TRUE,
borders_pal = "#323232",
borders_size = 0.2,
title = NULL,
title_wrap = 80,
subtitle = NULL,
subtitle_wrap = 80,
caption = NULL,
caption_wrap = 80,
font_family = "",
font_size_title = NULL,
font_size_body = NULL,
mobile = FALSE
)
A stars object with defined coordinate reference system. Note, it cannot be a stars_proxy object. Required input.
downsampling rate: e.g. 3 keeps rows and cols 1, 4, 7, 10 etc. A value of 0 does not downsample. It can be specified for each dimension. E.g. c(5,5,0) to downsample the first two dimensions but not the third.
Character vector of hex codes.
The opacity of the array. Defaults to 0.5.
A sf object as administrative boundaries (or coastlines). Defaults to no boundaries added. The rnaturalearth package is a useful source of country and state boundaries.
TRUE or FALSE as to whether the borders are on top of the stars array. Defaults to TRUE.
Colour of the borders. Defaults to "#323232".
Size of the borders. Defaults to 0.2.
Title string.
Number of characters to wrap the title to. Defaults to 75.
Subtitle string.
Number of characters to wrap the subtitle to. Defaults to 100. Not applicable where mobile equals TRUE.
Caption title string.
Number of characters to wrap the caption to. Defaults to 80.
Font family to use. Defaults to "".
Font size for the title text. Defaults to 11.
Font size for all text other than the title. Defaults to 10.
Whether the plot is to be displayed on a mobile device. Defaults to FALSE. If within a shiny app with the mobileDetect function, then use mobile = input$isMobile.
A ggplot object.
# NOT RUN {
library(simplevis)
library(stars)
gg_stars(example_stars,
borders = nz)
# }
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