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Let me finish with https://github.com/rstudio/dygraphs/pull/157 and then we're good to update. What do you think, @jjallaire ?
Sounds good! Let me know when #157 is ready to go.
Sure thing!
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Sounds good! Let me know when #157 https://github.com/rstudio/dygraphs/pull/157 is ready to go.
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Happy to help @pshevtsov, so just let me know. Using dygraphs
very extensively on a current project so very engaged.
@timelyportfolio could you please help me with #157?
@pshevtsov, sure what needs to be done? Happy to help.
@timelyportfolio, I want you to try dyArrow
with different data sets and make sure everything works OK. I'm going to write some documentation on how to style popups with CSS later today.
@pshevtsov, I tested dyArrow
with different data (different time step, regular or not).
It seems that it does not work when the data used in the dygraph
function is a data.frame
and not a ts
or a xts
object.
library(xts) data(sample_matrix) dygraph(sample_matrix) %>% dyArrow("2007-1-29", "test 1", direction = "down", fillColor = "red") %>% dyArrow("2007-2-1", "test 2", direction = "down", fillColor = "red")
When the date of the event does not exist in the dataset, there is no arrow, but also no warning.
And if I am right, it is the case in your example of the dyArrow
function.
dygraph(presidents, main = "Quarterly Presidential Approval Ratings") %>% dyArrow("1950-6-30", "Korea", direction = "down", fillColor = "red") %>% dyArrow("1965-2-09", "Vietnam", direction = "down", fillColor = "red")
Another aspect is that the arrow is drawn on the last variable used (the last column fo example), maybe it will be usefull if it will be possible to give a name
argument to choose more directly the curve.
lungDeaths <- cbind(fdeaths, mdeaths, ldeaths, foo = fdeaths/2, bar = fdeaths/3) dygraph(lungDeaths) %>% dyArrow("1977-6-01", "test 1", direction = "down", fillColor = "red") %>% dyArrow("1979-2-01", "test 2", direction = "down", fillColor = "red") %>% dyOptions(animatedZooms = TRUE)
Thanks @odelaigue, I'll have a look this weekend.
Hi, can I check when will the updated version of dygraphs is submitted to CRAN? Or in other cases, how can I download the package from github?
You can install from GitHub with devtools::install_github("rstudio/dygraphs")
@pshevtsov Could you submit the version with all the recent changes to CRAN?
Is it possible to take another look at #179 before CRAN? Requested changes were made and it's handy to define only a single color or single series color rather than the whole.
Also have been using extensively at project for awhile... it's awesome to pass a saved widget to another analyst that let's then explore rather than just a static view
@jjallaire, I've stuck a bit with that dyArrow
implementation. I discovered an issue, which also affects dyAnnotation
(thanks to @odelaigue for providing the data set to reproduce this issue). Sure thing, let's submit to CRAN what currently is in master
branch.
@klaukh, I'm going to check PR #179 right now. If everything is fine, I'll merge the pull request before submitting to CRAN.
Dear maintainer,
package dygraphs_1.1.1.5.tar.gz has been auto-processed and is pending a manual inspection. A CRAN team member will typically respond to you within the next 5 working days.
dygraphs 1.1.1.5 is on CRAN — https://cran.rstudio.com/web/packages/dygraphs/index.html
@pshevtsov, thank you!
Terrific! @pshevtsov so happy that all of your great work is now on CRAN!
Thanks, @jjallaire! It's only the beginning!
dygraphs
on CRAN is missing all the fantastic changes by @pshevtsov since January 4, 2017. Would it be possible to submit an updated version to CRAN? Thanks.