Get a list of available renderers.
This function will only work after starting a device with ugd().
Value
List of renderers with the following named items:
$id: Renderer ID,
$mime: File mime type,
$ext: File extension,
$name: Human readable name,
$type: Renderer type (currently either plot or other),
$bin: Is the file a binary blob or text.
Examples
ugd_renderers()
#> id mime ext name type text
#> 1 tiff image/tiff .tiff TIFF plot FALSE
#> 2 svg image/svg+xml .svg SVG plot TRUE
#> 3 json application/json .json JSON plot TRUE
#> 4 pdf application/pdf .pdf PDF plot FALSE
#> 5 strings text/plain .txt Strings data TRUE
#> 6 meta application/json .json Meta data TRUE
#> 7 svgz image/svg+xml .svgz SVGZ plot FALSE
#> 8 svgp image/svg+xml .svg Portable SVG plot TRUE
#> 9 tikz text/plain .tex TikZ plot TRUE
#> 10 ps application/postscript .ps PS plot TRUE
#> 11 eps application/postscript .eps EPS plot TRUE
#> 12 png image/png .png PNG plot FALSE
#> 13 svgzp image/svg+xml .svgz Portable SVGZ plot FALSE
#> 14 png-base64 text/plain .txt Base64 PNG plot TRUE
#> descr
#> 1 Tagged Image File Format (TIFF).
#> 2 Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG).
#> 3 Plot data serialized to JSON format.
#> 4 Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF).
#> 5 List of strings contained in plot.
#> 6 Plot meta information.
#> 7 Compressed Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGZ).
#> 8 Version of the SVG renderer that produces portable SVGs.
#> 9 LaTeX TikZ code.
#> 10 PostScript (PS).
#> 11 Encapsulated PostScript (EPS).
#> 12 Portable Network Graphics (PNG).
#> 13 Version of the SVG renderer that produces portable SVGZs.
#> 14 Base64 encoded Portable Network Graphics (PNG).