tableHTML (version 2.1.2)

add_css_conditional_column: Add conditional css to tableHTML's columns

Description

add_css_conditional_column will add conditional css to a tableHTML's columns

Usage

add_css_conditional_column(
  tableHTML,
  columns,
  conditional = c("color_rank", "==", "!=", "min", "max", "top_n", "bottom_n", ">", ">=",
    "

Value

A tableHTML object.

Arguments

tableHTML

A tableHTML object created by the tableHTML function.

columns

A character atomic vector with the names of the columns or a numeric atomic vector with the positions of the columns where the style definitions will be applied on. At least one column must be provided. If the rownames are included the column name is "tableHTML_rownames" and the position is 0. If row_groups are are included the column name is "tableHTML_row_groups" and the position is -1.

conditional

Choose a conditional that should be used to apply css to rows in columns. '==' and '!=' evaluate equality and inequality resp. '<', '<=', '>', and '>=' evaluate the respective operators with the values of columns on the left. 'between' is SQL like, i.e. inclusive. 'top_n' highlights the n highest values columns, 'bottom_n' hightlights the lowest n values. 'max' and 'min' are equivalent of top_1 and bottom_1. 'contains' uses grepl() to see if values of a column contain a pattern specified in value. 'color-rank' applies one of the color_rank_theme. 'logical' allows the user to provide a list of logical vectors to identify where to apply the css. This option is convenient when the condition is complex, for example if it relies on other columns in the table.

n

the number of rows to highlight in 'top_n' and 'bottom_n'. If no value for n is provided, 1 is assumed with a warning.

value

the comparison value for "==", "!=", ">", ">=", "<", "<=", and "contains". value is the right hand side of the equation or the pattern in case of "contains".

between

a numeric vector of length 2 that defines a range, where between[1] is the lower bound and between[2] is the upper bound of the range. between is inclusive.

css

A list of two elements with the corresponding css. The first element of the list should be an atomic vector with the style definitions (e.g. background-color). The second element will be an atomic vector with the same length as the first element, which will contain the style definitions' values (e.g. red). Check the examples for more information.

color_rank_theme

You can either pick one of the provided themes (RAG, White-Red, White-Green, White-Blue, Spectral, or Rainbow) or create your own by choosing 'Custom' and providing a custom css list in color_rank_css.

color_rank_css

An optional named list with css to be applied if a custom styling should be used. The names correspond to a header of the tableHTML, 'rownames', or 'row_groups'. The elements of this css named list are themselves lists of an atomic vector with style definitions (e.g. background-color). and a list of atomic vecors that contains the style definitions' values with the same length as the number of rows for each style definition. You can use make_css_color_rank_theme to obtain this list.

decreasing

logical. Should the sort order be increasing or decreasing? For the "radix" method, this can be a vector of length equal to the number of arguments in .... For the other methods, it must be length one.

same_scale

Logical. This flag indicates whether the condition should be applied to columns individually or in conjunction. If TRUE, the condition will be evaluated on all values of all columns. If FALSE, the condition will be evaluated per column.

logical_conditions

A list of logical vectors indicating where the condition holds in each column provided in the columns parameter. Should be provided when conditional is 'logical'. The length of the list should have the same length as columns, and the length of each vector in the list should equal the number of rows in the table. If one logical vector is given it wil be applied on all given columns.

levels

Deprecated. Please change the factor levels in the input data of tableHTML.

Details

add_css_conditional_column will add conditional css to a tableHTML's columns. add_css_conditional_column will only add css to the columns without the headers or second headers (i.e. it only affects the td tag internally and not the th tag). If you want to add css to the headers or second headers please use add_css_header or add_css_second_header. If you want to apply the same css for all rows in a column, please use add_css_column.

Examples

qu_25_75 <- quantile(mtcars$disp, c(0.25, 0.75))

tableHTML(mtcars) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "<",
                             value = qu_25_75[1],
                             css = list('background-color', "green"),
                             columns = c("disp")) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "between",
                             between = qu_25_75,
                             css = list('background-color', "orange"),
                             columns = c("disp")) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = ">",
                             value = qu_25_75[2],
                             css = list('background-color', "red"),
                             columns = c("disp"))

tableHTML(mtcars) %>%
  add_theme('rshiny-blue') %>%
  add_css_header(css = list(c("background-color", "color"),
                 c("darkgray", "white")),
                 headers = 1:12) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "min",
                             css = list('background-color', "#99CCA0"),
                             columns = c("wt")) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "max",
                             value = qu_25_75[1],
                             css = list('background-color', "#EA9393"),
                             columns = c("disp")) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "contains",
                             value = "Toyota",
                              css = list(c('background-color', "color"),
                                         c("lightgrey", "darkred")),
                              columns = c("rownames"))  %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "contains",
                             value = "Mazda",
                             css = list(c('background-color', "color"),
                                        c("steelblue", "lightgray")),
                             columns = c("rownames")) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "color_rank",
                             color_rank_theme = "White-Blue",
                             columns = 11)

tableHTML(mtcars) %>%
  add_theme('scientific') %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "color_rank",
                             color_rank_theme =  "RAG",
                             columns = 1) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "color_rank",
                             color_rank_theme = "Rainbow",
                             columns = 5,
                             decreasing = TRUE)

css <- make_css_color_rank_theme(list(qsec = mtcars$qsec),
                                  colors = c('#E41A1C', '#377EB8', '#4DAF4A',
                                             '#984EA3', '#FF7F00', '#FFFF33',
                                             '#A65628', '#F781BF', '#999999'))

tableHTML(mtcars) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "color_rank",
                             color_rank_theme =  "Custom",
                             color_rank_css = css,
                             columns = 7,
                             decreasing = FALSE,
                             same_scale = FALSE)

tableHTML(mtcars) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "color_rank",
                             color_rank_theme = "RAG",
                             columns = c(1, 5)) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "color_rank",
                             color_rank_theme = "White-Blue",
                             columns = c(8, 11),
                             same_scale = TRUE) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = "color_rank",
                             color_rank_theme = "White-Red",
                             columns = c(9, 10),
                             same_scale = FALSE)

# test the condition on a column and apply the css on another
iris %>%
  tableHTML(rownames = FALSE,
            widths = rep(100, ncol(iris))) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(
   conditional = 'logical',
   columns = c('Sepal.Length', 'Petal.Length'),
   css = list(c('background-color'), c('lightblue')),
   logical_conditions = list(iris$Sepal.Width==3,
                             iris$Petal.Width==0.3))
# apply the css on a full row
iris %>%
  tableHTML(rownames = FALSE,
            widths = rep(100, ncol(iris))) %>%
  add_css_conditional_column(conditional = 'logical',
                             columns = 1:ncol(iris),
                             css = list(c('background-color'), c('lightblue')),
                             logical_conditions = list(iris$Sepal.Width==3))