to_json

It supports csv and json by default and lets users provide
custom handlers if other file formats are used.

Creates static / animated / interactive visualisations embeddable
in R Markdown documents. It implements an R-to-JavaScript transpiler and
enables users to write JavaScript applications using the syntax of R.

Chun Fung Kwok

sketch

Interactive Sketches

Kate Saunders

to_json function

<dl><dt>input</dt>
<dd>A character string; the path to the input file.</dd>
<dt>as_data_frame</dt>
<dd>TRUE or FALSE; whether the data are loaded as a data-frame.</dd>
<dt>read_fun</dt>
<dd>A function to load the input file. Default settings are provided for
CSV files and JSON files. The function has to load a data file into an object that can
be handled by `jsonlite::toJSON`. Possible choices include `utils::read_delim`,
`readr::read_csv2`, etc.</dd>
<dt>...</dt>
<dd>Extra arguments to be passed to `read_fun`.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Convert a file into a JavaScript expression — to_json

<dl>

<dt>input</dt>
<dd>A character string; the path to the input file.</dd>


<dt>as_data_frame</dt>
<dd>TRUE or FALSE; whether the data are loaded as a data-frame.</dd>


<dt>read_fun</dt>
<dd>A function to load the input file. Default settings are provided for
CSV files and JSON files. The function has to load a data file into an object that can
be handled by `jsonlite::toJSON`. Possible choices include `utils::read_delim`,
`readr::read_csv2`, etc.</dd>


<dt>...</dt>
<dd>Extra arguments to be passed to `read_fun`.</dd>

</dl>

to_json: Convert a file into a JavaScript expression

Description

Usage

Arguments