Chart View is and Android Library based on Views to help the implementation of charts in android applications.
At the moment it offers the following charts:
LineChartView
BarChartView
It has been tested in Android 2.2 and above.
To create a new chart type extend the class ChartView
and implement the necessary abstract methods. I believe the data you get from those methods should be enough to draw whatever you feel like.
Each chart type has common and specific customization attributes. Add the View to your layout and configure it using styleable attributes or/and programmatically. Check the examples below.
<com.db.chart.view.ChartView
xmlns:chart="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="180dp"
android:padding="5dp"
chart:chart_shadowDx="1dp"
chart:chart_shadowDy="1dp"
chart:chart_shadowRadius="1dp"
chart:chart_shadowColor="#000000"
chart:chart_gridThickness="1dp"
chart:chart_labelColor="@color/label"
chart:chart_gridColor="@color/grid"
chart:chart_axisColor="@color/axis"
chart:chart_fontSize="10dp"
chart:chart_typeface="Roboto-Regular.ttf"
chart:chart_axisBorderSpacing="0dp"
chart:chart_axisThickness="2dp"
chart:chart_axisTopSpacing="2dp"
chart:chart_label="true"
chart:chart_grid="true"
chart:chart_horizontalGrid="true"
/>
chart.setLabels(bool)
chart.setLabelColor(color)
chart.setGrid(bool)
chart.setGridColor(color)
chart.setGridStrokeThickness(integer)
chart.setHorizontalGrid(bool)
chart.setBorderSpacing(float)
chart.setStep(integer)
chart.setMaxAxisValue(integer, integer)
chart.setTopSpacing(float)
chart.setFontSize(integer)
chart.setTypeface(typeface)
<com.db.chart.LineChartView
...
/>
LineChartView chartView= new LineChartView();
LineSet lineSet = new LineSet();
lineSet.addPoint(new Point(string, float);
// Style dots
lineSet.setDots(bool)
lineSet.setDotsColor(color)
lineSet.setDotsRadius(float)
lineSet.setDotsStrokeThickness(float)
lineSet.setDotsStrokeColor(color)
// Style line
lineSet.setLineThickness(rloat)
lineSet.setLineColor(color)
// Style background fill
lineSet.setFill(bool)
lineSet.setFillColor(color)
// Style type
lineSet.setDashed(bool)
lineSet.setSmooth(bool);
chartView.addData(lineSet)
<com.db.chart.BarChartView
...
chart:chart_barSpacing="10dp"
/>
BarChartView chartView = new BarcChartView();
barChart.setBarSpacing(randDimen(15, 35));
BarSet barSet = new BarSet();
Bar bar = new Bar(mLabels[j], randValue());
bar.setColor(Color.parseColor(getColor(j)));
barSet.addBar(bar);
chartView.addData(barSet)
chart.setOnEntryClickListener(new OnEntryClickListener(){
@Override
public void onClick(int setIndex, int entryIndex) {
//Do things
}
});
Note: I've implemented a few easing functions (credits to Jesus Gollonet). Implementing the interface BaseEasingMethod
you can create your own easing function.
Animation anim = new Animation();
anim.setDuration(int);
anim.setEasing(easingFunction);
anim.setEndAction(runnable);
chart.setAnimation(anim);
- Pie Chart
- Stack Bar Chart
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