Limit some functionalities?

[follhim]

Is there a way to limit some functionalities for instance, is there a way for participants to not download the data as a csv.

I'm hoping to create an interactive website for data exploration, but with the ability to download the data off. I love the UI of the package, but saw that you can download the data as a csv which would not be possible with our sensitive data.

[bruceyyu]

@follhim This is a good idea. I plan to implement this recently, maybe in few weeks

[bruceyyu]

@follhim I just released v0.1.5, with a new param toolbarExclude to indicate tools to be excluded from toolbar UI.
In your case, you can use gwalkr(df, toolbarExclude=list("csv")) to exclude the csv exporting function.

For keys of other tools, you can refer to the source code of graphic-walker.

However, please note that Kanaries brand info is not allowed to be removed or changed unless you are granted special permission.

[follhim]

Ahhh this is amazing!
I'll definetly have to try this out later this week. When I do, I'll have to share the link of the website to show my gratitude!

[follhim]

Okay, so this is perfect, I love that the data is interactive and yet also safe from download (I will not be using github to post).

But my main issue is that there doesn't seem to be a way to get a histogram of one variable on the x-axis. Am I doing something wrong? Like I can see the histogram on the "data" tab.

I can do a scatterplot, but that's not the same as a histogram. I choose bar, which kind of works. But not with one variable.

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/t/1_jti8smmu Would love to hear your advice

[bruceyyu]

Okay, so this is perfect, I love that the data is interactive and yet also safe from download (I will not be using github to post).

But my main issue is that there doesn't seem to be a way to get a histogram of one variable on the x-axis. Am I doing something wrong? Like I can see the histogram on the "data" tab.

I can do a scatterplot, but that's not the same as a histogram. I choose bar, which kind of works. But not with one variable.

https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/t/1_jti8smmu Would love to hear your advice

@follhim You want to visualize the distribution of a continuous measure, so actually the first step is to create the bins of that measure.

Then you can drag the bins to an axis, and drag the row count to another axis

[munoztd0]

Okay, so this is perfect, I love that the data is interactive and yet also safe from download (I will not be using github to post).
But my main issue is that there doesn't seem to be a way to get a histogram of one variable on the x-axis. Am I doing something wrong? Like I can see the histogram on the "data" tab.
I can do a scatterplot, but that's not the same as a histogram. I choose bar, which kind of works. But not with one variable.
https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/t/1_jti8smmu Would love to hear your advice

@follhim You want to visualize the distribution of a continuous measure, so actually the first step is to create the bins of that measure.

Then you can drag the bins to an axis, and drag the row count to another axis

And from there how do you do an Density plot ?

PS: Your work is amazing cheers !

[bruceyyu]

Okay, so this is perfect, I love that the data is interactive and yet also safe from download (I will not be using github to post).
But my main issue is that there doesn't seem to be a way to get a histogram of one variable on the x-axis. Am I doing something wrong? Like I can see the histogram on the "data" tab.
I can do a scatterplot, but that's not the same as a histogram. I choose bar, which kind of works. But not with one variable.
https://mediaspace.illinois.edu/media/t/1_jti8smmu Would love to hear your advice

@follhim You want to visualize the distribution of a continuous measure, so actually the first step is to create the bins of that measure.

Then you can drag the bins to an axis, and drag the row count to another axis

And from there how do you do an Density plot ?

PS: Your work is amazing cheers !

@munoztd0 Thanks! Unfortunately, we don't support smoothing and proportion computation.
If you want to mimic a density plot in GWalkR, one workaround is to select line or area as your mark type, after you draw a histogram.

[munoztd0]

Oh that's clever, and good enough for what i need thanks !