stacked_bar_chart: stacked_bar_chart

Description

R wrapper for @visa/stacked-bar-chart via htmlwidgets.

Here is an example of stacked-bar-chart in action: example stacked bar chart

Usage

stacked_bar_chart(
  data,
  ordinalAccessor,
  valueAccessor,
  groupAccessor,
  mainTitle = "",
  subTitle = "",
  accessibility = list(),
  props = list(),
  ...
)

Value

a visaChart htmlwidget object for plotting a stacked bar chart

Arguments

data: required to be a valid, R data frame. Data used to create chart, an array of objects which includes keys that map to chart accessors.
ordinalAccessor: String. Key used to determine bar's categorical property, within groups. (similar to x in ggplot)
valueAccessor: String. Key used to determine bar's numeric property. (similar to y in ggplot)
groupAccessor: String. Key used to determine bar clusters.
mainTitle: String. The dynamic tag of title for the map (or you can create your own separately). See highestHeadingLevel prop for how tags get assigned.
subTitle: String. The dynamic tag for a sub title for the map (or you can create your own separately). See highestHeadingLevel prop for how tags get assigned.
accessibility: List(). Manages messages and settings for chart accessibility, see object definition
props: List(). A valid R list with additional property configurations, see all props for @visa/stacked-bar-chart
...: All other props passed into the function will be passed through to the chart, see all props for @visa/stacked-bar-chart.

Details

To see all available options for the chart properties/API see @visa/stacked-bar-chart.

Examples

Run this code

library(dplyr)
data.frame(UCBAdmissions) %>%
  filter(Admit == "Rejected") %>%
  stacked_bar_chart("Gender", "Freq", "Dept")

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