• fixed bug with map function caused by change in name of variables long and lat from ons api
  • fixed bug with map function
  • removed dependency on geojsonio
  • Improved documentation for all charting functions
  • Fixed interactive map where fill is not a factor
  • Improved messaging for area_profiles() data issues
  • Updated tests to testthat edition 3
  • Adapted non-standard evaluation of code to use dplyr 1.0.0 sytax
  • Graceful failure for API resource when unavailable so as not to impact CRAN tests
  • trend argument added to area_profiles()
  • trends() function now displays the area and comparator in the key for the chart
  • slight amendment to compare_areas() and map() functions giving users flexibility to provide their own legend titles using + labs(fill = "Blah") after function (see issue 16)
  • overview() function now has an argument for legend_position whose ordering is controlled by the levels of the field assigned to fill
  • fixed bug to allow users to modify the significance colours on spine chart
  • Unnecessary warning messages for area_profiles() removed
  • Fixed bug around ordering of factors filling the interactive maps
  • Added example to area_profiles() to show how to specify the order of indicators and how to show domains
  • Graceful fail if ons_api provided to map() function isn’t responding
  • No updates from a user perspective
  • No updates from a user perspective
  • display.values argument added to compare_areas() function - allowing users to display the values alongside the bars in the chart
  • area_profiles() - users have control on number of decimal places to display non-count values at (including different decimal places for different indicators)
  • added copyright_year argument to map function
  • improved code coverage
  • area_profiles() now should display the “Best/Highest” label better
  • Improved functionality for area_profiles() to accept field names other than IndicatorName and Polarity for those two arguments

Due to popular demand, fingertipscharts has been created to help users create the charts they see on Public Health England’s Fingertips website. There is an accompanying vignette that shows users the potential of the functions browseVignettes("fingertipscharts")