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charts-lib-arpit

v0.6.1

Published

A library for making charts for react

Readme

Charts Lib

charts-lib is a simple library to plot charts in React.

Bar Charts

A bar chart can be plotted using the following format

<BarChart
	divisions={10}
	minValue={0}
	maxValue={100}
	height="400px"
	dataPoints={[
					[{
						label:  'A',
						value:  60,
					},
					{
						label:  'B',
						value:  100,
					}],
					[{
						label:  'A',
						value:  82,
					},
					{
						label:  'B',
						value:  99,
					}]
				]}
/>

The parameters for the BarChart object are as follows:

dataPoints: BarChartItem[][] This is the list of data points. It is a 2D array of BarChartItem which consists of the following parameters.

interface BarChartItem {
    label: string;
    value: number;
    color?: string;
    }

The optional parameter color can be used if we want to do different colors than the ones provided.

height: string Height takes a string parameter for the entire chart. The heights of the bars are calculated as a percentage of this height.

minValue: number Takes in a number for the maximum value in the BarChartItem class.

maxValue: number Takes in a number for the minimum value in the BarChartItem class.

divisions: number Number of divisions we want to see in our chart (still under development).