Response: We can publish our visualization as a standalone HTML page using the publish method. Currently, we can publish our chart as a gist or to rpubs. For example: names(iris) = gsub("\\\\.", "", names(iris)) r1 <- rPlot(SepalLength ~ SepalWidth | Species, data = iris, color = 'Species', type = 'point') r1$publish('Scatterplot', host = 'gist') r1$publish('Scatterplot', host = 'rpubs') rCharts can also be embedded into a Shiny application using the utility functions renderChart and showOutput. rCharts can also be embedded into an Rmd document using knit2html or in a blog post using slidify. rCharts is licensed under the MIT License. The JavaScript charting libraries that are included with this “rCharts” package are licensed under their own terms. All of them are free for non-commercial and commercial use, with the exception of Polychart and Highcharts, both of which require paid licenses for commercial use.