Add cliMode

README.md

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ The contents of `helloworld.R`:
 # @param add_line export::extra::switch::{"default": true, "class":"col-12"}
 # en: Add Line
 # zh: 添加线图
-# @return ggplot::["pdf", "png"]::{"title": "A test plot", "width":4, "height": 4, "theme": "theme_bw"}
+# @return ggplot::["pdf", "png"]::{"cliMode": true, "title": "A test plot", "width":4, "height": 4, "theme": "theme_bw"}
 # @data
 # # You can write the code to generate the example data
 # # 'data.txt' described in parameter data, or you can
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ This section I will briefly describe supported tags, for more information, pleas
   - `<output-type>::<output-format>::<output-setting>`
   - `output-type` (JSON format) can be `ggplot`, `plot` (for plots not generated by ggplot) and `directory` (outputing a whole directory, you need read docs for more).
   - `output-format` sets the figure output format like PDF, PNG, etc.
-  - `output-setting` (JSON format) corresponds to default general parameters in a plot which provided in Hiplot UI but cannot be mapped to parameters of the main functions, like `title`, `palette`, `theme`, `width` and `height` of the plot, etc.
+  - `output-setting` (JSON format) corresponds to default general parameters in a plot which provided in Hiplot UI but cannot be mapped to parameters of the main functions, like `title`, `palette`, `theme`, `width` and `height` of the plot, etc. (`cliMode` is suggested enable, it works faster for simple plugin).
 - `@data`: many line, it contains code to generate example data described in data table parameters (**Optional**).
 
 ### More Examples

examples/helloworld.R

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
 # @param add_line export::extra::switch::{"default": true, "class":"col-12"}
 # en: Add Line
 # zh: 添加线图
-# @return ggplot::["pdf", "png"]::{"title": "A test plot", "width":4, "height": 4, "theme": "theme_bw"}
+# @return ggplot::["pdf", "png"]::{"cliMode": true, "title": "A test plot", "width":4, "height": 4, "theme": "theme_bw"}
 # @data
 # # You can write the code to generate the example data
 # # 'data.txt' described in parameter data, or you can