Title — plot_fn_obj • IEAnalyzeR

This function plots an indicator time series figure from data that is formated from the "data_prep" function in IEAnalyzeR.

Usage

plot_fn_obj(
  df_obj,
  interactive = FALSE,
  sep_ylabs = F,
  ylab_sublabel = NULL,
  facet_scales = "free",
  ncol = NULL,
  manual_ylab = NULL,
  manual_xlab = NULL,
  manual_title = NULL,
  lwd = 0.75,
  pts = F,
  pt_size = 0.75,
  fig.width = 6,
  facet_grid = F,
  xbreaks_by = NULL,
  trend = F
)

Arguments

df_obj: Data object produced by the "data_prep" function.
interactive: Run plot through plotly to create an interactive version of the plot.
sep_ylabs: Uses facet_wrap to allow the subplots to have separate y-axis labels. Only works for indicators that are one column and are multi.
ylab_sublabel: This argument creates a sublabel for the y-axis by choosing two of the three label types. Label types include “indicator”, “unit”, and “extent”.
facet_scales: Derived from facet_wrap scales argument : Should scales be fixed ("fixed", the default), free ("free"), or free in one dimension ("free_x", "free_y")? This controls the share vs “free” axis per panel in a faceted plot.
ncol: How many columns should be in the faceted figure?
manual_ylab: Manual y axis title. List multiple ylabs in order of appearance for figure with subindicators.
manual_xlab: Manual x axis title.
manual_title: Manual overall plot/plots title.
lwd: Adjust the thickness of the timeseries line.
pts: T/F Would you like points where the data are on top of the timeseries line.
pt_size: What size would you like the points on the graph if pts=T?
fig.width: The intended width of saved figure. Is necessary for proper spacing if using trend symbol on final plot whether saving through the function or separately.
facet_grid: Used if you need a subset of plots organized by two categories of labels. T defaults to unit by extent, or can specify two out of the three ("indicator","unit","extent")
xbreaks_by: Specify the interval that the x axis breaks occur.
trend: Do you want to include trend symbols (mean & slope) on the side of the plots.

Value

A plot in the indicatorTimeSeries format.