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skills-competencies-dataviz

v0.2.0

Published

A project to visualize skills and competencies

Readme

Skills and Competencies DataViz

This repo contains data visualisations for skills and competencies data.

The root contains two working directories:

  • src - contains the library code for the visualisations which is built and
  • distributed as a package.
  • examples - contains the storybook code for the visualisations.

Build and publish

The library code is built using vite and published to npm. To build locally run pnpm run build and the output will be in the dist directory.

To release a new version run pnpm version then push the changes to the repo (including the version tag). Github actions will automatically build and publish the package to npm.

Usage Examples

Vanilla JS

Can be used as below:

const generateRandomData = (n, categoryCount) =>
  Array.from({ length: n }, (_, i) => ({
    skill: `skill-${i}`,
    category: `category-${Math.floor(Math.random() * categoryCount)}`,
    lvl: Math.floor(Math.random() * 10),
  }))

renderRadialPlot('dataviz_root', data, {
    innerRadius: 0,
    width: 640,
    // height: _height:undefined,
    innerRadius: 80,
    outerPadding: 100,
    categoryPadding: 0.1,
    skillPadding: 0.05,
    arcPercent: 0.8,
    arcStartOffset: 0.1,
    annotationPadding: 10,
    lineThickness: 2,
    labelTextColor: "black",
    lvlTextColor: "#ccc",
    lvlArcColor: "#121519",
    // colourList:d3.schemeAccent,
  })

Contributing

Preview

The visualisations can be previewed using storybook. Run pnpm run storybook to start the storybook server.

Linter

We use the default vite eslint setup. Run pnpm run lint to lint the code.

It is also recommended to use the eslint extension for your editor.

Formatting

We use prettier for code formatting. Run pnpm run format to format the code.

Testing

We use vitest for testing. Run pnpm run test to run the tests.