nteract is an open-source, desktop coding environment built on top of the Jupyter notebook kernel. Unlike Jupyter notebook, nteract has a GUI-based installer and app launcher.
The Plotly R package can now be used in nteract for interactive notebook authoring in R.
Visit the links below for information on how to install nteract and an R kernel for nteract:
- Visit nteract releases to download nteract.
- Visit IRkernel to see details on how to install an R kernel for nteract.
- Visit Carson’s Plotly for R book for more details on plotly and its capabilities. Plotly graphs are embedded in nteract notebooks with the embed_notebook() function. Once the plotly R library is loaded, with library(plotly), you can call help(embed_notebook()) within nteract to learn more about this function.
Installation Note
If you encounter an installation error, make sure that sure pandoc.exe
and pandoc-citeproc.exe
are available in the same folder where R.exe
resides.
Below are some examples on how to use plotly within nteract.
Visit Carson’s Plotly for R book for more details on plotly and its capabilities.