angular-chart

angular-chart is a AngularJS directive, which is build on top of c3 a d3-based chart library.

Usage

You can get it from Bower:

bower install angular-chart --save

Add everything to your index.html:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="bower_components/c3/c3.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="bower_components/angular-chart/angular-chart.css">

<script src="bower_components/angular/angular.js"></script>
<script src="bower_components/d3/d3.js"></script>
<script src="bower_components/c3/c3.js"></script>
<script src="bower_components/angular-chart/angular-chart.js"></script>

And specify the directive in your module dependencies:

angular.module('myApp', ['angularChart'])

Add the corresponding data in your controller:

$scope.dataset = [
  {
    'day': '2013-01-02_00:00:00',
    'sales': 13461.295202,
    'income': 12365.053
  }
];

$scope.schema = {
  day: {
    type: 'datetime',
    format: '%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S',
    name: 'Date'
  }
};

$scope.options = {
  rows: [{
    key: 'income',
    type: 'bar'
  }, {
    key: 'sales'
  }],
  xAxis: {
    key: 'day',
    displayFormat: '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'
  }
};

Then you are ready to use the directive in your view:

<div ng-controller="Controller">
  <angularchart
    dataset="dataset"
    schema="schema"
    options="options">
  </angularchart>
</div>

Schema

The Schema is optional, it provides additional information about the dataset. It contains objects for all columns of the dataset that have to specified further. Therefor it provides these keys:

name : String

Optional name for the row.

type : String

Possible values: datetime, numeric, string

format : String

The format is used to specify how the timestamps are saved if they are different to %Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S

Options

The following attributes define the chart itself and how to display the data.

data : Object

orientation : String

Possible Values: json(default), columns, rows

Defines in what orientation the data is saved. Please see C3 Data Examples for examples.

watchLimit : Integer

Define a custom limit to stop watching for changes inside the dataset and only watch for changes in the number of items. Default: 100

rows : Object (required)

Defines the columns which should be displayed in the chart. Each row can contain the following:

rows.key : String (required)

The column key which identifies the value in each record.

rows.type : String

Possible values: line, spline, bar, scatter, area, area-spline, step, area-step, step

rows.name : String

Optional name for the row.

rows.show : String

Defines if the row should be rendered in the chart.

rows.color : String

Defines the color for this row.

rows.axis : String

Possible values: y, y2

Defines the y axis the row is linked.

type : String

Possible values: line, spline, bar, scatter, donut

Defines which kind of chart should be rendered. The value will be the default for rows.type.

typeSelector : boolean

When true a selector to switch between multi and pie charts is displayed. Default: false

xAxis : Object

Defines which column to use and how to display it:

xAxis.key : String (see example)

The column key which identifies which value should be shown on the xAxis.

xAxis.displayFormat : String | Function (see example)

If the xAxis displays a timestamp the format of if can be defined by passing a String which follows the Time Formatting of D3. Alternatively a custom function can be passed. Sample: function (x) { return x.getFullYear(); }

xAxis.selector : boolean (see example)

Shows the dropdown to choose which xAxis you want to use. Default: false

yAxis : Object

Defines yAxis display.

yAxis.label : String (see example)

Label displayed for the Y axis

yAxis.min : String (see example)

Lets you define the range for the Y axis

yAxis.max : String (see example)

Lets you define the range for the Y axis

yAxis.displayFormat : function

Set the tick format Y axis e.g. yAxis.displayFormat = d3.format(".0%") to get a percentage format. A reference of all d3 format functions can be found here

y2Axis : Object

Defines y2Axis display.

y2Axis.label : String

Label displayed for the Y2 axis

y2Axis.min : String

Lets you define the range for the Y2 axis

y2Axis.max : String

Lets you define the range for the Y2 axis

yAxis.displayFormat : function

Set the tick format Y2 axis e.g. y2Axis.displayFormat = d3.format(".0%") to get a percentage format. A reference of all d3 format functions can be found here

size : Object

Defines a fixed size of the chart.

size.height : Int (see example)

A fixed height of the chart.

size.width : Int (see example)

A fixed width of the chart.

groups : Array

Stacks bar together, like in this example.

subchart : Object

Defines the subchart like in this example.

subchart.selector : boolean (see example)

If true a subchart toggle button is displayed.

subchart.show : boolean (see example)

If true a subchart for zooming is displayed.

zoom : Object

Defines the zoom functionality of the chart.

zoom.enable : boolean (see example)

If true it is possible to zoom using the mouse wheel. Default: false

zoom.range : Array `[a, b]` (see example)

The current zoomed in range can get and set here. Works also for the subchart.

zoom.onzoom : function

Callback whenever a zoom event is fired. Works also for the subchart.

tooltip : Object

Defines the tooltip.

tooltip.displayFormat : function

Defines the format for the numbers in the tooltip. e.g. tooltip.displayFormat = d3.format(".0%") to get a percentage format. A reference of all d3 format functions can be found here

legend : Object

Defines the legend.

legend.selector : boolean (see example)

If true a custom legend is displayed. Default: false

legend.show : boolean (see example)

If flase the default legend is hidden. Default: true

annotation : Array of Objects (see example, see example)

Defines the annotation lines.

{value: X, text: 'LABEL', axis: 'AXIS'} AXIS can be x, y, y2.

selection : Object

Defines which Items can be selected and are currently selected.

selection.enabled : Boolean (see example)

Allows selection of chart elements. Default: false

selection.multiple : Boolean (see example)

Allows selection of multiple chart elements if selection is enabled at all. Default: false

selection.onselected : function

Callback whenever a new selection is added.

selection.onunselected : function

Callback whenever a selection is removed.

selection.selected : Array

Contains an array with all selected points of the chart:

Multichart (line, spline, bar, scatter):

{
  value: VALUE,
  id: COLUMN_NAME,
  index: X_AXIS_INDEX
}

Pie-, Donut chart: (Currently adding a selection in the Array will not add the selection in the chart)

{
  id: COLUMN_NAME,
  values: [ALL_COLUMN_VALUES]
}

onclick : function

Triggered when you click on a data point. Sample: function(d, element) { console.log('Point at', d.x, 'of the serie', d.name 'has been clicked; corresponding htmlElement:', element) };

resize : function

Call this function to trigger the c3 resize() function (http://c3js.org/samples/api_resize.html)

Development

We use Karma and jshint to ensure the quality of the code. The easiest way to run these checks is to use grunt:

npm install -g bower grunt-cli
npm install
grunt

Contributing

Please submit all pull requests the against develop branch. Make sure it passes the CI and add tests to cover your code . Thanks!

Authors

Max Klenk

http://github.com/maxklenk

Credit

Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com is licensed by CC BY 3.0

Copyright and license

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Copyright (c) 2014 Max Klenk

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mfollett/angular-chart

angular-chart

Usage

Schema

name : String

type : String

format : String

Options

data : Object

orientation : String

watchLimit : Integer

rows : Object (required)

rows.key : String (required)

rows.type : String

rows.name : String

rows.show : String

rows.color : String

rows.axis : String

type : String

typeSelector : boolean

xAxis : Object

xAxis.key : String (see example)

xAxis.displayFormat : String | Function (see example)

xAxis.selector : boolean (see example)

yAxis : Object

yAxis.label : String (see example)

yAxis.min : String (see example)

yAxis.max : String (see example)

yAxis.displayFormat : function

y2Axis : Object

y2Axis.label : String

y2Axis.min : String

y2Axis.max : String

yAxis.displayFormat : function

size : Object

size.height : Int (see example)

size.width : Int (see example)

groups : Array

subchart : Object

subchart.selector : boolean (see example)

subchart.show : boolean (see example)

zoom : Object

zoom.enable : boolean (see example)

zoom.range : Array [a, b] (see example)

zoom.onzoom : function

tooltip : Object

tooltip.displayFormat : function

legend : Object

legend.selector : boolean (see example)

legend.show : boolean (see example)

annotation : Array of Objects (see example, see example)

selection : Object

selection.enabled : Boolean (see example)

selection.multiple : Boolean (see example)

selection.onselected : function

selection.onunselected : function

selection.selected : Array

onclick : function

resize : function

Development

Contributing

Authors

Credit

Copyright and license

zoom.range : Array `[a, b]` (see example)