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What do you need to be able to translate a vegalite spec into ggplot2 commands? I see some V8 history. Is that what you need or do you need more? Happy to help.
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Vega-Lite can't handle more than one data source. That really simplifies things. So I should be able to adapt the code to handle the export of basic ggplot2 objects (completed ones).
What will need work is translating all the stat_ operations to calculate, filter, etc operations.
However to get a spec into ggplot2 will require some expression
compilation. I'm not sure it's worth it in the long run. Prbly going to
spend some cycles getting a title field into the widget and figuring out
how to get interactive functionality within the chart (it seems possible).
Or get some older pkgs out the door first :-)
Vega-Lite can't handle more than one data source. That really
simplifies things. So I should be able to adapt the code to handle the
export of basic ggplot2 objects (completed ones).
What will need work is translating all the stat_ operations to calculate,
filter, etc operations.
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What do you need to be able to translate a
vegalite
spec intoggplot2
commands? I see someV8
history. Is that what you need or do you need more? Happy to help.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: