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Demo Issue / Millisecond Plotting / Integration with Shiny #2
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Thank you for the suggestion timelyportfolio. Amazing speed - plotted 500k points instantly without an issue. If this can be integrated within shiny it would be very useful. |
Yeah, authors of the @TonyDIRL , how did you solve the milliseconds part of the question? There is definitely a plan to use |
go ahead with your repo and let' s use that as primary. I'll try to work on the shiny integration by implementing what is in rCharts and maybe improving by having a look at ggvis. The amount of data that I would expect (given rCharts_dygraphs by design for bigger data) is potentially a stumbling block, but I think we can overcome. |
@timelyportfolio, added you as collaborator to this repository (allows you to do all the ops on it). Just in case, @ramnathv added too. This one can be closed after @TonyDIRL gets a chance to reply to my last two follow-up questions above |
With regards the millisecond issue - I haven't ironed out the formatting and display issues yet. I'm a novice when it comes to efficient utilization of highcharts - with that said given the same dataset the chart fails to load in a reasonable time. However, there are numerous workarounds to this which could be explored: If I can get it working I'll post an R example of dygraph in milli's. |
thanks @TonyDIRL for insights and links (highcharts demo acts indeed slow), We can try & isolate the comparable test in the |
Isolated the feature request here #7 and closed. |
Hi,
First off, cheers for working on this package - great for someone like myself with R exposure but little JS experience to get access to the plotting power of dygraph.
With regards the initial demo - the new branch resolves some of the issues. Specifically, dygraph1 and dygraph2 will now both individually render correctly, However, layout produces a blank page and layout_dygraphs seems to skip Rstudio and goes directly to the browser with the same effect. Strangely, either function does not produce a html output.
On a different note, how would I go about plotting millisecond resolution on the x-axis?
I'm aware for other rchart libraries such as highcharts the following is required
paste("#!", as.numeric(....timestamps....)"!#")
However, this does not seem to work for dygraph?
Finally, is it possible to integrate dygraph with Shiny? I'm aware that for other rchart libraries renderChart2 can be used but this does not seem to support dygraph as of yet - would be really cool if it did.
Thanks again and happy to help out anyway I can.
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