Setting x axis limits for time series data

[echoe95]

Hi I want to set the xlim for a rbokeh chart where the x axis is date.

##data generation
james<-mtcars[c("mpg")]
james$date<-seq(from=as.Date("2013-05-16"),to=as.Date("2013-06-16"),by="days")
date_vec<-c(as.Date("2013-05-22"),as.Date("2013-06-01"))
##plot without xlim
g<-rbokeh::figure(title="Cars",
                  width=800,
                  heigh=400,
                  xlab="date",
                  ylab="mpg") %>%
  rbokeh::ly_points(date,
                    mpg,
                    data=james) %>%
  rbokeh::ly_lines(date,
                   mpg,
                   data=james,
                   alpha=0.3)
g

The above works, I've tried

g<-rbokeh::figure(title="Cars",
                  width=800,
                  heigh=400,
                  xlab="date",
                  ylab="mpg",
                  xlim=date_vec) %>%
  rbokeh::ly_points(date,
                    mpg,
                    data=james) %>%
  rbokeh::ly_lines(date,
                   mpg,
                   data=james,
                   alpha=0.3)
g

and

g<-rbokeh::figure(title="Cars",
                  width=800,
                  heigh=400,
                  xlab="date",
                  ylab="mpg") %>%
  rbokeh::ly_points(date,
                    mpg,
                    data=james) %>%
  rbokeh::ly_lines(date,
                   mpg,
                   data=james,
                   alpha=0.3) %>%
  rbokeh::x_range(date_vec)
g

Neither works, it seems to be perhaps a date formatting issue. I originally asked a question on SO regarding what I'm trying to do(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31407177/setting-xlim-for-rbokeh-plot-inside-shiny-application) but I think now that my issue pertains to rbokeh.

Let me know if you need any more details from me.

[hafen]

Thanks for this report. It is indeed an rbokeh issue. It's an easy fix, which I've made and will merge shortly.

[echoe95]

Thanks!

[hafen]

This should be fixed now. Congrats on filling issue #100!