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skills-barchart

v1.0.0

Published

A horizontal bar chart for visualizing skills in different categories, where the x-axis is novice-proficient-advanced-expert. Good for interactive resumes!

Downloads

5

Readme

SkillsBarChart

A simple chart written in d3 that can graph skills from "Novice" to "Expert" level:

sample screenshot of demo

Usage

Install with npm:

npm install skills-barchart

This module will work when added as a global (with a <script> tag, i.e. no module loader) as long as d3 version >=4 is included on the page as well. It will also work in ESNext, commonJS, and TypeScript environments. See the demos/ folder for individual examples.

Here is an example of how to create a new chart:


// Create the chart instance
const chart = new SkillsBarChart();

// Calls can be chained:
chart
  
  // Set the target HTML element
  .target('#my-chart-id')

  // Set the data, should be an array of ICategoryData
  // (see `dist/skills-barchart.d.ts` for the type definition).
  .data(myChartData)

  // Render the graph
  .render();

Running the Demo

  1. Install devDependencies
npm install
  1. Due to this issue, you must add the following line to node_modules/d3-request/package.json:
"browser": "build/d3-request.js"
  1. Run the demo server
npm run demo
  1. Navigate to any of these URLs:

    • http://127.0.0.1:8080/demo/global/
    • http://127.0.0.1:8080/demo/browserify/
    • http://127.0.0.1:8080/demo/webpack-es6/
    • http://127.0.0.1:8080/demo/angular-typescript/

Building the Project

To build the dist files, first ensure that you have done step 2 of "Running the Demo" above.

Then run:

npm run build

This creates dist/skills-barchart.js and dist/skills-barchart.d.ts.

License

MIT