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@andyreagan/d3-shifterator

v4.0.10

Published

Build interactive wordshift graphs on the web using D3

Downloads

114

Readme

d3-shifterator

Build interactive wordshift graphs on the web using D3.

Installation

You load it via a script tag two different ways: (1) include d3 first

<script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v4.js"></script>
<script src="shifterator.js"></script>

or (2) use the bundle which include the necessary d3 dependencies:

<script src="shifterator-bundle.js"></script>

If you're developing with ES6, you can also include the main function directly:

import { shifterator } as shifterator from 'node_modules/d3-shifterator/index.js';

where I'm referencing it from the node_modules directory, assuming you got to code from npm install d3-shifterator.

Usage

shifterator.shifterator()
    .setfigure("#mydiv")
    ._refF(refF)
    ._compF(compF)
    ._lens(lens)
    ._words(words)
    // this has to be set before the shift operation
    .plotdist(true)
    .shifter()
    .setText(["Example shift", "Dist on", ""])
    .plot()

where the words, word scores, and reference/comparison frequencies are arrays:

var lens = [8.50, 8.44, 8.42, 8.30, 8.26, 8.22, 8.20, 8.18, 8.18, 8.16];
var words = ["laughter", "happiness", "love", "happy", "laughed", "laugh", "laughing", "excellent", "laughs", "joy"];
var refF = [29, 174, 6331, 2196, 48, 277, 471, 47, 27, 58, 85];
var compF = [15, 142, 5788, 1913, 56, 305, 362, 35, 31, 54];

An example trying some of the options is at test/include-expecting-global-d3.html.

Developing

Make changes, then

rollup -c
npm publish
git commit ...
git tag v...
git push origin master