John Coene

That's poor documentation on my part, sorry. Echarts.js does not provide error bars so this is a custom [renderer](https://github.com/JohnCoene/echarts4r/blob/master/inst/htmlwidgets/lib/echarts-4.8.0/custom/renderers.js) courtesy of @helgasoft. I think arguments passed to `...` are ignored....

Hi Robin. We can make it work, I'm not too familiar with `sf` objects, but it should just be a matter of converting the data structure to the JSON expected...

Does R throw an error before crashing? Does is crash when using echarts4r or when you load the dataset?

I believe it's because echarts4r needs to work on a copy of the dataset, which doubles the load on the RAM. You do something like below though it's not a...

Indeed this is a bug. Thank you for reporting it. Let me look into it.

Yes indeed, thanks again Artem. However I wanted to keep things simple for the sankey chart and thus the user is essentially asked to only pass edges, nodes are inferred...

Maybe @helgasoft's solution for the treemap could be applied here

No hack, it's natively supported. ```r library(echarts4r) e_charts() %>% e_gauge(41, "GAUGE 1", center = c("30%", "50%"), radius = "50%") %>% e_gauge(67, "GAUGE 2", center = c("70%", "50%"), radius = "50%")...

Would you have a reproducible example? This works for me. ```r library(echarts4r) e_charts() %>% e_gauge(41, "GAUGE 1", center = c("30%", "50%"), radius = "50%") %>% e_gauge(41, "GAUGE 2", center =...

I'm looking into it but I don't think it is possible, sorry :(