I am currently studying Data Analysis with Rstudio at university. In one of the projects I've been asked to create a map using rstudio and then export it to html to hand it over to the teacher. I've tried to do it with different functions or from the viewer from rstudio but I haven't managed to.
I've tried saving it with this function but it didn't work and I couldn't find another one.
library(htmltools)
save_html(html, nom_aeronau)
Could anyone help me with saving it?
Thank you.
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I am trying to complete a full runthrough of the Forge API for an inventor model. We have succesfully managed to submit the workitem which does everything it needs to do based on our personalised appbundles and activities.
The issue is when the new model is trying to be loaded in the viewer with the URN for the SVF which is in the newly created output bucket.
I am getting a translation error and I cannot figure out where the error is coming from or how to fix it.
Is the translation not automatically completed when the SVF is created for export, which is the point of using this activity i thought?
Is it the CreateSVF activity which is not zipping it correctly?
Any suggestions from anyone on where to look if this is an obvious one, can't find the same error online.
TIA.
There is some weird thing Inventor is doing in exported SVF for use in ForgeViewer. It looks like bubble.json is not at the level it is needed to have it. You can see how we are doing the export in our demo application. After export done by Inventor, we move bubble.json to different place. See https://github.com/Autodesk-Forge/forge-configurator-inventor/blob/master/AppBundles/CreateSVFPlugin/CreateSvfAutomation.cs#L101
I would like to use the parallel coordinate toolkit from syntagmatic.github.io/parallel-coordinates/#.
As I am new to the D3.js framework, I am encountering some trouble to begin and visualize data locally.
What I am trying to achieve is to use one of the standalone HTML examples (e.g. brushing.html) and edit the data table with my own data.
I stored locally (in a Windows folder):
the brushing.html example file
the cars.csv file
the D3.js library files from d3js.org (d3.min.js and d3.js)
When I load the HTML file in my browser, only the text displays, not the parallel coordinates themselves.
What am I missing/doing wrong? Should I be able to display locally the same result as what appears in brushing.html?
I checked out several tutorials for D3.js, but they generaly skip these preliminary requirements step. Thanks for any feedback.
Thanks to the straightforward comment to my question, I was able to identify the issues checking the browser's console.
It mainly came down to redefining paths to the different files, and eventually downloading the missing packages from the corresponding Github page https://github.com/syntagmatic/parallel-coordinates
I can now test the tool locally with custom data.
I'm working on a web project that fetches data (using Ruby) and then displays the data on a dashboard of widgets (designed in HTML/SCSS, linked via CoffeeScript).
I have a local configuration file that I would like to be accessible by both the Ruby scripts and the HTML. I managed to get the Ruby side of things working with XmlConfigFile but can't seem to find a similar solution for the HTML.
Everything I've found so far involves xmlhttp.open("GET", <link>, false), which would be great if this weren't a local file.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
I have installed gmetad and it works perfectly fine showing the graphs of the various resources. Now i need to export the json values corrspoding to the graphs for some purpose (appending &json=1 to url). How to get this working. I have read several manuals and blogs. Its all confusing and nothing works. I am using ubuntu 12.04.
Try the latest ganglia web. it supports exporting individual graph data into CSV or JSON. just like appending &json=1 to the graph URL from ganglia web. you just need to click a graph, then click the green button with text "json" from the top bar.
I'm about to start writing a program which will attempt to extract data from a Google Code site so that it may be imported in to another project management site. Specifically, I need to extract the full issue detail from the site (description, comments, and so on).
Unfortunately Google don't provide an API for this, nor do they have an export feature, so to me the only option looks to be extracting the data from the actual HTML (yuck). Does any one have any suggestions on "best practice" from attempting to parse data out of HTML? I'm aware that this is less than ideal, but I don't think I have much choice. Can anyone else think of a better way, or maybe someone else has already done this?
Also, I'm aware of the CSV export feature on the issue page, however this does not give complete data about issues (but could be a useful starting point).
I just finished a program called google-code-export (hosted on Github). This allows you to export your Google Code project to an XML file, for example:
>main.py -p synergy-plus -s 1 -c 1
parse: http://code.google.com/p/synergy-plus/issues/detail?id=1
wrote: synergy-plus_google-code-export.xml
... will create a file named synergy-plus_google-code-export.xml.