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@mgwalker/chartjs-node

v0.0.2

Published

Wrapper for creating Chart.js charts from Node

Downloads

4

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Chart.js-node

Build static Chart.js 3.x charts in Node. It's a lot like using Chart.js directly, but with a few tweaks.

Getting started

npm install @mgwalker/chartjs-node

And then to use it:

import Chart from "chartjs-node";

const myChart = new Chart([width, height], config);

The config option is a complete Chart.js configuration object, including datasets, options, etc. Note that options.animations is always set to false since the rendered image is static.

chartjs-node includes chartjs-adapter-luxon, chartjs-plugin-annotation, and chartjs-plugin-datalabels, so you can also use any configuration for those. Please note that the datalabels plugin is disabled unless you provide configuration for it.

Other plugins are not included because they don't work with Chart.js 3.x.

The config can also include some options that are specific to chartjs-node:

| path | description | default | | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | | deviceScaleFactor | When rendering the image, what device scale factor to use. Set larger to get clearer antialiasing. | 1 | | options.backgroundColor | The background color of the generated chart. | white |

To save your chart:

await myChart.save([path]);

If path is provided, the chart will be saved as a PNG to the provided path. If path is omitted, save() will resolve with a buffer containing the PNG.