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mytPieChart

v1.0.1

Published

"Library that simplifys the use of d3 to display pie charts."

Readme

myt-pie-chart

Simple pie chart library with D3

How to use:

  • include scripts/d3.js and scripts/mytPieChart.js

  • create a new instance of the pie chart as example below

  • var pie = mytPieChart.newChart();

  • set pie data with pie.setData(data)

  • data format: [{ name: string, value: int, bgColor: string, color: string }]

    name & value are required, bgColor has calculated default value and color has 'black' default value

  • set width with pie.setWidth(int)

  • set height with pie.setHeight(int)

  • set containerId with pie.setContainerId(string)

    ContainerID must be passed else the chart won't display properly.

    (ID of an existing element that the chart will be displayed in)

  • set chart id with pie.setId(string)

    Id required for proper display of tooltips.

    (A string that will be used to identify svg and tooltip elements)

  • display the chart with pie.draw()

  • if you want to redraw the chart simply call pie.draw() again

  • examples are inside index.html