Closed davisj2007 closed 3 years ago
Thank you for the compliment.
I have only used geom_shadowline and geom_shadowpoint for "real life" work, I added the glow as a fun experiment, happy to see that someone found it useful, and I would love to see example charts using it.
Here is where I got the inspiration: https://matplotlib.org/matplotblog/posts/matplotlib-cyberpunk-style/
It wouldn't take a lot of effort to build a glowpoint. I will look into it when I have some free time.
I am not sure what you are trying to achieve with geom_bar, do you have example charts of what you have in mind? I haven't looked into the internal of ggplot for other geoms.
I also use geom_shadowline more for "real" life (I got tired of building hacking my own version and I'm not a very good developer, which led me to you) but love "glow" for my personal work. I use a very "neon"-esque plotting theme, and the glow geoms really make it pop (https://twitter.com/davisj2007/status/1344667510566744065?s=20)
I have no specific examples of additional geoms I'd be interested in, outside of keeping my private work as 80s cyberpunk as possible 👍 Thanks again!
Just added geom_glowpoint. I am thinking of adding a shaded area below lines and glowing lolipops and dumbbell should be easy as well.
This is great! Exactly what I was looking for and love. Thanks again for quick response and keep up the work (btw, we're transitioning from my hacky shadowlines to your much easier to implement version :) )
Hi Jake, happy to hear this is useful, your comment was the impulse I needed to put in the effort to submit to CRAN. I will wait for more feedback before adding new geoms.
Love this package, particularly since a plotting style I use is very "retro" heavy. i tried to back into a geom_point replicating your overall glow aesthetic, but can't figure it out. What would it take to produce a geom_point, geom_bar, etc version?
Thanks again, love the work