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boomack-plugin-vega

v0.12.2

Published

Boomack PlugIn for rendering Vega visualizations

Downloads

5

Readme

Boomack Plug-In Vega

Installation

If your using the Windows MSI installer for Boomack, this plug-in is installed by default. You can however, deselect it in the setup dialog during the installation.

The Docker image also contains this plug-in.

If you are using npm for installation, you can install this plug-in with:

==| TABS |== ::| Shell / Command Line

npm i -g boomack-plugin-vega

==|------|==

Features

PlugIn ID: vega

Text Transformation vega

Generate HTML with a Vega visualization.

Input

The input is expected to be valid JSON or YAML. It is interpreted as a Vega specification to render.

Display Options

  • vega.padding
    Sets the view padding in pixels. See Vega docs for details.
  • vega.width
    Sets the view width in pixels. See Vega docs for details. Note that Vega-Lite overrides this option.
  • vega.height
    Sets the view height in pixels. See Vega docs for details. Note that Vega-Lite overrides this option.
  • vega.renderer
    The renderer to use for the view. One of "canvas" (default) or "svg". See Vega docs for details.
  • vega.hover
    A boolean or an object. Enable hover event processing. Hover event processing is enabled on Vega by default.
    Boolean: Enables/disables hover event processing.
    Object: Optional keys (hoverSet, updateSet) to specify which named encoding sets to invoke upon mouseover and mouseout.

Text Transformation vega-lite

Generate HTML with a Vega Lite visualization.

Input

The input is expected to be valid JSON or YAML. It is interpreted as a Vega Lite specification to render.

Display Options

  • vega.padding
    Sets the view padding in pixels. See Vega docs for details.
  • vega.zoomFit
    A switch to fit the visualization to the slot size. Defaults to true.
  • vega.renderer
    The renderer to use for the view. One of "canvas" (default) or "svg". See Vega docs for details.
  • vega.hover
    A boolean or an object. Enable hover event processing. Hover event processing is enabled on Vega by default.
    Boolean: Enables/disables hover event processing.
    Object: Optional keys (hoverSet, updateSet) to specify which named encoding sets to invoke upon mouseover and mouseout.

Renderer vega

Generate HTML with a Vega visualization. Takes the Vega specification from display option vega.spec and inserts the resource URL in every data.[*].url with is null.

Input

The input is expected to be a data format, supported by Vega. In Vega 5 json, csv, tsv, dsv, and topojson are supported. The data format must be specified in the Vega specification in data.[*].format.type.

Display Options

  • vega.padding
    Sets the view padding in pixels. See Vega docs for details.
  • vega.width
    Sets the view width in pixels. See Vega docs for details. Note that Vega-Lite overrides this option.
  • vega.height
    Sets the view height in pixels. See Vega docs for details. Note that Vega-Lite overrides this option.
  • vega.renderer
    The renderer to use for the view. One of "canvas" (default) or "svg". See Vega docs for details.
  • vega.hover
    A boolean or an object. Enable hover event processing. Hover event processing is enabled on Vega by default.
    Boolean: Enables/disables hover event processing.
    Object: Optional keys (hoverSet, updateSet) to specify which named encoding sets to invoke upon mouseover and mouseout.
  • vega.spec
    An object which is interpreted as a Vega specification to render. It should have at least one item in the data array with the property url set to null as placeholder for the resource URL.

Renderer vega-lite

Generate HTML with a Vega Lite visualization. Taking the Vega Lite specification from display option vega.spec and inserting the resource URL in data.url.

Input

The input is expected to be a data format, supported by Vega Lite. In Vega Lite 5 json, csv, tsv, and dsv are supported. The data format must be specified in the Vega Lite specification in data.format.type.

Display Options

  • vega.padding
    Sets the view padding in pixels. See Vega docs for details.
  • vega.zoomFit
    A switch to fit the visualization to the slot size. Defaults to true.
  • vega.renderer
    The renderer to use for the view. One of "canvas" (default) or "svg". See Vega docs for details.
  • vega.hover
    A boolean or an object. Enable hover event processing. Hover event processing is enabled on Vega by default.
    Boolean: Enables/disables hover event processing.
    Object: Optional keys (hoverSet, updateSet) to specify which named encoding sets to invoke upon mouseover and mouseout.
  • vega.spec
    An object which is interpreted as a Vega Lite specification to render. It should have an object in the data property with the url set to null.

Media Types

The plug-in provides the following media types:

  • application/x-vega-spec
  • application/x-vega-lite-spec