Every function in the package starts with e_.; You start coding a visualization by creating an echarts object with the e_charts() function. That takes your data frame and x-axis column as arguments.

The abline() function is a base R function that allows you to add a straight line to an existing plot. You can specify the slope and intercept of the line, or use a linear model object as an argument.

Since upgrading to R 4.0.0, and to plotly 4.9.2.1, I have been experiencing a problem where plot_ly(.) will only display its result about 25%-30% of the time. The other attempts result in a blank ...