Kish

Easy to use Image Charts wrapper.
This package was made to replace Quiche.

Install

npm install kish

Examples

Pie chart

const Kish = require('kish');

const pie = new Kish('pie');
pie.setTransparentBackground(); // Make background transparent
pie.addData(3000, 'Foo', 'FF0000');
pie.addData(2900, 'Bas', '0000FF');
pie.addData(1500, 'Bar', '00FF00');
pie.setLabel(['Foo','Bas','Bar']); // Add labels to pie segments
const imageUrl = pie.getUrl(true); // First param controls http vs. https

Bar chart

const Kish = require('kish');

const bar = new Kish('bar');
bar.setWidth(400);
bar.setHeight(265);
bar.setTitle('Some title or something');
bar.setBarStacked(); // Stacked chart
bar.setBarWidth(0);
bar.setBarSpacing(6); // 6 pixles between bars/groups
bar.setLegendBottom(); // Put legend at bottom
bar.setTransparentBackground(); // Make background transparent

bar.addData([19, 19, 21, 14, 19, 11, 10, 18, 19, 30], 'Foo', 'FF0000');
bar.addData([4, 3, 2, 3, 0, 0, 3, 4, 2, 2], 'bar', '0000FF');
bar.addData([10, 8, 2, 1, 18, 9, 20, 21, 19, 11], 'bin', '008000');
bar.addData([2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 7, 3, 6, 2, 7], 'bash', '00FF00');
bar.addData([1, 0, 0, 1, 2, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0], 'blah', '307000');

bar.setAutoScaling(); // Auto scale y axis
bar.addAxisLabels('x', ['1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9', '10']);

const imageUrl = bar.getUrl(true); // First param controls http vs. https

Line chart

const Kish = require('kish');

const chart = new Kish('line');
chart.setTitle('Something with lines');
chart.addData([3000, 2900, 1500], 'Blah', '008000');
chart.addData([1000, 1500, 2000], 'Asdf', '0000FF');
chart.addAxisLabels('x', ['1800', '1900', '2000']);
chart.setAutoScaling();
chart.setAxisRange('y', 500, 3500, 250);
chart.setTransparentBackground();

const imageUrl = chart.getUrl(true); // First param controls http vs. https

QR Code

const Kish = require('kish');

const qr = new Kish('qr');
qr.setLabel('https://github.com/otoneko1102/kish');
qr.setWidth(100);
qr.setHeight(100);

const url = qr.getUrl(true); // First param controls http vs. https

Documentation

API

Supported charts

• line

• pie

• bar

• qr

All charts

• chart.setWidth(width [number]);

• chart.setHeight(height [number]);

• chart.setTitle(title [string]);

• chart.setTitleColor(color [hex color]);

• chart.setTitleSize(size [number]);

• chart.setTitleRight();

• chart.setTitleLeft();

• chart.setLegendOrder(order [string])

• chart.setLegendLeft();

• chart.setLegendRight();

• chart.setLegendBottom();

• chart.setLegendTop();

• chart.setLegendVertical();

• chart.setLegendHorizontal();

• chart.setLegendHidden();

• chart.setLegendSize([number]);

• chart.setTransparentBackground();

• chart.addAxisLabels(axis [x | y | r], labels [array]);

• chart.addData(data [number | array], label [string], color [hex color]);

• chart.setAutoScaling();

• chart.setHostname(hostname [string]);

• chart.getUrl(https [boolean]); // true = https, false = http

• chart.getReq(https [boolean], callback [function]);

• chart.getPostReq(https [boolean], callback [function]);

Pie

• pie.set3D();

• pie.setLabel();

• pie.addPercent();

Bar

• bar.addData();

• bar.setBarWidth([number]);

• bar.setBarSpacing([number]);

• bar.setBarVertical();

• bar.setBarHorizontal();

• bar.setBarGrouped();

• bar.setBarStacked();

• bar.setBarOverlapped();

• bar.setAxisRange(axis ["x", "r", "y"], start [number], end [number], step [number]);

Line

• line.addData(data [number | array], label [string], color [hex color], thickness [number], line length [number], space length [number]);

• line.setSparklines();

• line.setXY();

• line.setAxisRange(axis ["x", "r", "y"], start [number], end [number], step [number]);

QR Code

• qr.setLabel(data [string]);

• qr.setEncoding(encoding [UTF-8 | Shift_JS | ISO-8859-1]);

• qr.setErrorCorrectionLevel(level [string])

• qr.setMargin(margin [number]); // Margin around graphic

• qr.setWidth(width [number]);

• qr.setHeight(height [number]);

• qr.getUrl(https [boolean]); // true = https, false = http

Features

• Pie charts

• Bar charts

• Auto scaling