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D3po and Tabler are Open Source projects that take into account use by government and NGOs. Both are licensed under the Apache 2.0 license, which means you can use them freely in government or NGO projects without worrying about GPL “contagiousness”.
Highcharter is an excellent R package for creating interactive charts using the Highcharts JavaScript library. It is free to use, but you will have to pay for a license if you use it for an organization’s project.
D3po is a free alternative to Highcharter, with a focus on fewer features.
After last week’s D3po I received a number of questions that I had not properly documented. Now I’ve added examples of this:
- Can I create nested tree maps? Yes, see this demo package.
- Can I change the background and tooltip colors? Yes, I covered that in the same demo pack.
- Can I edit the tooltips and labels? Yes, see the same demo package.
To run the demo package you need to install D3po and Tabler from my R-Universe:
install.packages("d3po", repos = "https://pachadotdev.r-universe.dev")
install.packages("tabler", repos = "https://pachadotdev.r-universe.dev")Then run the demo package:
if (!require("remotes")) { install.packages("remotes", repos = "https://cloud.r-project.org") }
remotes::install_github("pachadotdev/d3po", subdir = "examples/d3podemo")
d3podemo::run_app()Here are some screenshots of the demo package:
I hope it’s useful!
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