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@djangocfg/widget-charts

v0.1.9

Published

Small data visualisations: activity and commit graphs, sparkline, smooth line, gauge, FPS, rating and status indicators

Readme

@djangocfg/widget-charts

Small data visualisations: five charts and three indicators.

Install

pnpm add @djangocfg/widget-charts @djangocfg/ui-core

| Subpath | What | |---|---| | ./activity-graph | a GitHub-style contribution calendar | | ./commit-graph | a branch/merge graph beside a commit list | | ./sparkline | a bare trend line | | ./smooth-line | a monotone-cubic line with axes and points | | ./gauge | a single value on an arc | | ./fps | a live frame-rate readout | | ./rating | stars, read-only or interactive | | ./status-indicator | a dot with a state and a label |

Each also exports a Lazy* wrapper.

Why one package

They share a shape, not a library: each is a few hundred lines of SVG or canvas over @djangocfg/ui-core's palette, and none carries a charting dependency the others would pay for. Eight packages of one file each would be worse for everyone — the root barrel here costs nothing.

Verify

pnpm --filter @djangocfg/widget-charts check-types test