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is there a way to query data based on a particular item from a json object?

Add an htmlwidget from R to a PowerPoint Slide

QUESTION

is there a way to query data based on a particular item from a json object?

Asked 2019-Dec-09 at 07:25

I have user interface which looks should look like this

and that picture above is just pure HTML.

So when I tried to create it with React, I am failing to align the tv shows with a particular TV channel overflowing horizontally as per the channel.

Picture of what I get in React

I am querying the data from json files that have the objects and the TV channel object looks like { "groupID": 16481, "hasMediathek": true, "storeUrlAndroid": null, "storeUrlApple": null, "liveWeb": "https://www.zdf.de/live-tv", "liveApp": null, "defaultOrder": 1000, "hdp": false, "quality": 2, "name": "ZDFneo HD", "isEncrypted": false, "isHD": false, "dvbTriplet": "dvb://0.0.0", "id": null, "major": true }

this is connected to the shows through its groupID which shows up as channelID in the shows Object. Below is a sample for the shows object

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Dec-09 at 07:25

The correct solution for this (as found in the comments) is to use the filter() function. a find() function would only give back one object, or undefined, so you cannot use map on it.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59155205

QUESTION

Add an htmlwidget from R to a PowerPoint Slide

Asked 2017-Mar-20 at 18:04

How can I add the htmlwidget diagram output from DiagrammeR::grViz() to a PowerPoint slide? I'd prefer to keep vector graphics and minimize manual touches.

The code in main.R below renders the DOT diagram nicely as an htmlwidget

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Mar-20 at 18:04

as suggested by @alistaire, Rmarkdown would be a better solution for this graph but if you need it in PowerPoint, I suggest using package webshot to get it as a png file.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42894859

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