Package index

Creating plots

plot2() creates a complete plot from data in one call. Its methods accept data frames, vectors, tables, formulas, matrices, models and geographic data. add_type() and its shortcuts add layers to a plot.

plot2(): Create a ggplot in a Single Call
plot2(<default>) plot2(<formula>) plot2(<freq>) plot2(<sf>) plot2(<data.frame>) plot2(<matrix>): Methods for plot2()
add_type() add_line() add_point() add_col() add_errorbar() add_smooth() add_sf(): Add Plot Element

Changing plots

Change the mapping or the order of the layers of an existing plot, or use the coordinate system of spider plots.

add_mapping(): Add Additional Mapping
move_layer(): Move a ggplot Layer
coord_spider() CoordSpider: Spider (Radar) Coordinate System for ggplot2

Colours

Get colours from names and palettes, and register the colours of an organisation for use in all plots.

get_colour() register_colour() unregister_colour() add_white(): Get (and Register) Colours from R, Viridis and More

Themes, titles and labels

The default theme of plot2(), markdown in titles, and labelling functions for axes and data labels.

theme_minimal2(): An Even More Minimal Theme
md_to_expression(): Convert Markdown to Plotmath Expression
get_plot_title(): Get Plot Title
euros() dollars(): Label Currencies

Number formatting

The decimal mark and thousands separator, determined from the session or set with options.

dec_mark() big_mark(): Use Decimal Comma?

Interactive use

Convert a plot to an interactive plotly widget, or build a plot in a Shiny app.

as_plotly() plotly_style(): Create Interactive Plotly
create_interactively(): Interactively Create a plot2

Options

Package options that set defaults for all plots in a session.

plot2-options: plot2() Options

Data sets

Example data sets used in the documentation.

admitted_patients: Example Data Set with Admitted Patients
netherlands: Example Geography Data Set: the Netherlands

`dplyr` and `tidyselect` functions

These are functions from dplyr and tidyselect that can be used in plot2() directly, without the need to load those packages first.

reexports %>% n n_distinct case_when first last all_of any_of everything starts_with ends_with matches where: Objects exported from other packages