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react-native-simple-pie-chart

v1.0.3

Published

Simple pie chart module for both Android and iOS with optional dashes and middle component if needed

Downloads

5

Readme

react-native-simple-pie-chart

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Simple pie chart module for both Android and iOS with optional dashes and middle component if needed.

Installation

You need to have react, react-native and react-native-svg as your app's dependencies. If you had trouble installing react-native-svg, refer to the project's documentation: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-svg.

Then install this package with:

  npm install react-native-pie-chart --save

or

  yarn add react-native-pie-chart

Basic usage

  import { PieChart } from 'react-native-simple-pie-chart'

  const data = [
    { amount: 10, color: '#378d68' },
    { amount: 20, color: '#a75d46' },
  ]

  export const Main() => {
    return (
      <PieChart data={data} />
    )
  }

With this you'll get the following result

Props

| Key | Data type | Default value? | Description | |-----|-----------|----------------|-------------| | data | Array of objects (described below) | Required | Data array from which we calculate and show the chart | | max | number | Will be calculated from data | Maximum amount to calculate percentages of each individual pies | | backgroundColor | string | #b5e48c | Background color of the pie chart in the background | | withDashes | boolean | false | Indicates if we have dashes on pie chart | | dashesAmount | See below | 25 | Indicates how many dashes we have | | center | ReactNode | undefined | If present, will be rendered in the center of our pie chart |

Where dashesAmount can be one of the following: 10, 20, 25, 50, 100

The required data array must contain objects with the following options:

| Key | Data type | Default value? | Description | |-----|-----------|----------------|-------------| | amount | number | Required. | Will be used to calculate percentage of pie chart with comparison with max value. And if we don't have max value, this prop will be used to calculate maximum possible amount | | color | string | Random color from this libraries color palette | The color of the pie chart. |