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Render a plot as SVG

Source: R/render_svg.R
orb_svg.Rd

Produces a standalone SVG image of a plot. SVG is a vector format, so the result is resolution independent: it stays sharp at any size or zoom level, which is what makes it suitable both for the web and for print.

Usage

orb_svg(plot, width = 820, height = 520, interactive = TRUE, id = NULL)

Arguments

plot

An orb_spec object.

width, height

Size in pixels.

interactive

Embed JavaScript for tooltips, hover highlighting, zoom, pan and legend toggling. Set FALSE for a static image, for example when embedding in a document that forbids scripts.

id

Element id used by the embedded script; generated if NULL.

Value

A character string containing SVG (and, if requested, a wrapping div with the script).

See also

orb_save(), orb_interactive()

Examples

p <- orb(mtcars, x = wt, y = mpg) + orb_points()
s <- orb_svg(p, interactive = FALSE)
substr(s, 1, 40)
#> [1] "<svg xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg\" "