Converting R data.frame objects to/from JavaScript objects
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Based on #363.
Constructing new R objects now supports input objects of the form:
{a: [...], b: [...]}or D3-style data arrays of the form:[{a: ..., b: ...}, {a: ..., b: ...}, {a: ..., b: ...}, ... ]Where possible (columns are all atomic vectors, all of equal length, and of consistent types), lists are constructed with class
data.framewhen constructed usingawait new RObject().Direct construction with
RList()does not create adata.frame.R
data.frameobjects may be converted into D3-style data arrays using the new R list object method.toD3().Update docs to give more information about conversion of R and JavaScript objects.
Fixes #303.