add more examples about rbokeh

[timelyportfolio]

Also added some lattice examples (from this book ) and modelled after these examples in rCharts+polycharts http://timelyportfolio.github.io/rCharts_lattice_book/polycharts_versions/gallery/figure1_02.html

[hafen]

This is great! I'm traveling and in meetings - will get on and make more comments on this and others in a bit.

[hafen]

These are great examples. I'm wondering if we should set up a gallery type of thing. I think something like bl.ocks.org would be cool - a collection of gists that generate a gallery. What do you think? Or going through the lattice and ggplot book examples might make for a good set of blog posts.

This exercise can also serve the purpose of helping us make note of shortcomings and can be the source of new issues. For example, making a GridPlot is a little too cumbersome right now.

[abresler]

Yes!! You can absolutely use this:

http://asbcllc.com/blog/2015/february/happy_valentines_day/

Have more coming too

Alex Bresler

ASBC LLLC
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On Feb 13, 2015 12:26 PM, "hafen" [email protected] wrote:

These are great examples. I'm wondering if we should set up a gallery type
of thing. I think something like bl.ocks.org would be cool - a collection
of gists that generate a gallery. What do you think? Or going through the
lattice and ggplot book examples might make for a good set of blog posts.

This exercise can also serve the purpose of helping us make note of
shortcomings and can be the source of new issues. For example, making a
GridPlot is a little too cumbersome right now.

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[hafen]

@abresler, that's beautiful :)

[timelyportfolio]

Ok, here are a couple more examples.

https://gist.github.com/timelyportfolio/60c9676395f541d1d743

[hafen]

Cool! Here's an example of how to use some of the fine axis control in your last example:

p %>%
  ly_points(
    as.character(source), as.character(target), MisLinks, size = 3, color = value
  ) %>%
  x_axis(major_label_text_font_size = "6pt", major_label_orientation = 90) %>%
  y_axis(major_label_text_font_size = "6pt")

[hafen]

Need latest for that to work.

[timelyportfolio]

works great. Love it.

[kaneplusplus]

When I click on p1 a new tab opens with the original graph. The old tab has p1 with the point I clicked on highlighted. Is this the expected behavior? Shouldn't I stay on the same tab and see only the point I clicked on highlighted?

[timelyportfolio]

Try to reinstall to get newest version that disables tap tool

[hafen]

@kaneplusplus, none of these examples should have the tap/click tool. I accidentally made every plot have taptool by default in a version from earlier today. If you install the latest, you should not see tap behavior anymore.

I need to add an example for using click to open url - will do this soon.

[hafen]

What @timelyportfolio said :)

[kaneplusplus]

OK, thanks.

[hafen]

@kaneplusplus, since I know tap is an important use case for you, here's an example. The basic idea is to have a variable with the url you want and then set url="@variable_name". Technically you should be able to do something like url="http://something/@variable_name" but I don't quite understand all the details yet.

## if not installed:
# devtools::install_github("hafen/housingData")
library(housingData)
library(dplyr)

a <- housing %>%
  filter(time == max(housing$time) & state == "MA") %>%
  filter(!is.na(medListPriceSqft)) %>%
  mutate(rank = rank(medListPriceSqft)) %>%
  mutate(url = sprintf("http://www.zillow.com/homes/%s_rb/", 
    gsub(" ", "-", paste(county, state))))

figure(title = "Real Estate Prices for Counties in MA, 2014-03-01",
  title_text_font_size = "11pt") %>%
  ly_points(rank, medListPriceSqft, data = a,
    hover = c(state, county, medListPriceSqft), url = "@url")

[kaneplusplus]

@hafen Nice! Thanks for the example.

[MySchizoBuddy]

For now you can add these examples in an examples folder of this repo. The examples can then be called from R.