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wmt-graph

v1.2.9

Published

Results Graph npm module

Readme

wmt-graph

This module is a React Graph component to be used in your applications.

Setting up the module

Building the module

The module uses Typescript compiler (TSC) to compile the source code. To build the project run the following command:

  • npm run build

Installing the module for testing

You can install the module into your own React project as a dependency. After you clone the module you can install using the following command:

  • npm install /absolute/path/to/wmt-graph
  • i.e. -> npm install /Users/wmt/Documents/projects/npm/wmt-graph

Installing the module from npm

Use the following command to install from npm:

  • npm install wmt-graph

Importing the module

Once you have the module installed you can import exported functions into your code like so:

import Graph from "wmt-graph";

Using the module

Example of using the module:

<Graph
  data={[
    { date: "12/20/2018", Anxiety: 74, Depression: 86 },
    { date: "12/21/2018", Anxiety: 88, Depression: 20 },
    { date: "12/22/2018", Anxiety: 42, Depression: 31 },
    { date: "12/26/2018", Anxiety: 71, Depression: 24 },
    { date: "12/27/2018", Anxiety: 50, Depression: 50 }
  ]}
  title="Mood Tracker"
  dataKey="date"
  legend={true}
  themeType={"dark"}
  dataLines={[
    {
      dataName: "Anxiety",
      lineName: "Anxiety Level",
      strokeColor: "#0000cc"
    },
    {
      dataName: "Depression",
      lineName: "Depression Level",
      strokeColor: "#ff0800"
    }
  ]}
/>
  • data:JSON data to graph

  • dataKey:X axis of the chart

  • title(optional):Title displayed on the top of the graph

  • numberOfPoints(optional):number of points displayed on the graph

  • legend(optional):Boolean object that will add the legend on the chart

  • themeType(optional):Specify the theme to switch the grid line color of the graph

  • dataLines:

    • dataName: The Name of the data in the JSON data object
    • lineName(optional): The name of the line on the graph
    • strokeColor: Hexadecimal color of the line and dot

Testing

  • Tests can be ran with the npm test command.
  • Tests are ran using Jest with Enzyme - More information about getting started with Jest can be found here.

Example render test:

it('renders without crashing', () => {
    shallow(<Graph />);
});`

Viewing API docs

You can generate and view the API docs by running the following command:

  • npm run docs

This will start a development server on localhost:6060 showing all the properties for the Graph component.

You can also view the docs which are hosted here: https://wmtp.bitbucket.io/ReactModules/docs/#/Graph

Viewing source code

https://bitbucket.org/wmtp/wmt-graph

Published module

Here is where the module is currently published: https://www.npmjs.com/package/wmt-graph

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.