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@freezystem/mjml-bar-chart

v1.2.4

Published

A simple MJML component to make static bar charts

Downloads

15

Readme

MJML Bar Chart

Workflow Coverage

Getting started

First you'll have to install mjml-bar-chart in your project.

npm install --save-dev mjml mjml-core @freezystem/mjml-bar-chart

Then import it and manually register the plugin.

with ESM:

import { registerComponent } from "mjml-core";
import MjBarChart from "@freezystem/mjml-bar-chart";

registerComponent(MjBarChart);

with CJS:

const { registerComponent } = require("mjml-core");
const MjBarChart = require("@freezystem/mjml-bar-chart");

registerComponent(MjBarChart);

You can now use the mjml-bar-chart component in your MJML templates:

<mjml>
  <mj-body>
    <mj-section>
      <mj-column>
        <mj-bar-chart
          title="Sum of Requests by Department"
          dataset-labels="January,February,March"
          datasets="[[33,14,27],[18,66,42],[7,15,21]]"
          groups="support,sales,tech"
          colors="#d8f3dc,#95d5b2,#52b788"/>
      </mj-column>
    </mj-section>
  </mj-body>
</mjml>

Yay, you're all set !

Basic mjml-bar-chart rendering

Customize

| attribute | required | default | description | | :---------------- | :------: | :-------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------- | | title | ✖️ | null | Chart title, if null will not display | | dataset-labels | ✔️ | null | Comma separated labels of each dataset | | datasets | ✔️ | null | Valid JSON array of same length integer array | | groups | ✔️ | null | Comma separated data group names | | colors | ✔️ | null | Comma separated CSS colors of each group | | axis-color | ✖️ | #d4d4d4 | CSS color of axis and scale numbers | | height | ✖️ | 200 | Chart height in pixel | | bar-width | ✖️ | 30 | Bar width in pixel | | separator-width | ✖️ | 30 | Separator width in pixel between datasets | | step-count | ✖️ | 5 | Step number on the chart scale, below 2 no steps will be displayed | | show-values | ✖️ | true | Whether or not it should display values above each bar |