You can create a monthly calendar in R with the calendR
package. Specify the month in the month
argument (from 1 to 12).
# install.packages("calendR")
library(calendR)
# Specify the year and the month
calendR(year = 2022,
month = 3)
The function allows you to add text to some days. For that purpose you can pass a vector with the text to text
argument and specify its position (the days) with text.pos
.
# install.packages("calendR")
library(calendR)
# Add text to the days
calendR(year = 2021,
month = 3,
text = c("Event 1", "Event 2"),
text.pos = c(4, 8),
text.col = "blue")
Moreover, you can colorize some days to indicate some event. In this scenario you will need to create a vector of NA
and fill it with the events in order to pass it to special.days
argument. The colors can be customized with special.cols
and the legend position with legend.pos
.
# install.packages("calendR")
library(calendR)
# Vector of NA which length is
# the number of days of the month
fills <- rep(NA, 31)
# Add the events to the desired days
fills[c(4, 10, 15, 22)] <- "Event 1"
fills[c(1, 5, 17, 30)] <- "Event 2"
# Specify the year
calendR(year = 2022,
month = 3,
special.days = fills,
special.col = 3:4,
legend.pos = "bottom")
You can also customize more arguments, such as the start of the week, the background color or the line type of the calendar, as shown in the example below. Recall to type ?calendR
for a full list or arguments with their corresponding description.
# install.packages("calendR")
library(calendR)
calendR(month = 7,
year = 2022,
start = "M", # Start on Monday
special.days = "weekend", # Colorize weekends
special.col = "lightblue", # Weekends color
bg.col = "#f7f7f7", # Background color
lty = 2) # Line type
See also