Plot Paths as Sankey Network

Plot Paths as Sankey Network

plot_path_network(paths, max_depth = 3, nodePadding = 8,
  nodeHeight = 10, sinksRight = FALSE, remove_common_root = TRUE,
  names_to_colours = name_to_traffic_light, height = NULL, ...,
  method = 1, weight_by = c("n_files", "size", "none")[1],
  sizes = NULL)

Arguments

paths	character vector of paths
max_depth	maximum depth of paths to be shown
nodePadding	passed to sankeyNetwork, see there. Decrease this value (e.g. `nodePadding = 0`) if there are many nodes to plot and the plot does not look as expected
nodeHeight	height of a node in pixels. Used to calculate the total plot height.
sinksRight	passed to sankeyNetwork, see there
remove_common_root	remove the common root parts? (default: TRUE)
names_to_colours	if not NULL expected to be a function that accepts a vector of (node) names and returns a vector of (colour) names of same length. This function will be called by plot_path_network to determine the colour for each node based on its name. By default, the function name_to_traffic_light is called.
height	plot height in pixels, passed to sankeyNetwork. If NULL, the height is calculated based on nodeHeight, nodePadding and the maximum number of nodes at one folder depth.
...	further arguments passed to sankeyNetwork, such as nodeWidth, nodePadding, fontSize
method	if 1 (default) the function behaves as before, another value activates the new preparation of paths accepting/using an object of class pathlist
weight_by	one of "n_files", "size", "none". Specifies whether to set the link widths according to the total number or total size of files in subsequent folders or by setting all links to the same width.
sizes	file sizes corresponding to the paths

Value

object representing an HTML page

Examples

# Get the paths to all folders on the desktop
paths <- dir(system.file(package = "fakin.path.app"), recursive = TRUE)

# Plot the folder network
plot_path_network(paths)