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@douganderson444/calendar-activity-heatmap

v1.0.3

Published

[![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/calendar-activity-heatmap.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@douganderson444/calendar-activity-heatmap)

Downloads

28

Readme

Calendar Activity Heatmap

npm

A light weight and customizable version of GitHub's contribution graph.

Built with ❤️ using SvelteKit 1.0.0.

Heatmap examples

📦 Installation

The recommended way to install this package is through NPM.

npm install @douganderson444/calendar-activity-heatmap

Svelte Example Usage

<!-- ./src/routes/+page.svelte -->
<script>
  import Heatmap from '@douganderson444/calendar-activity-heatmap';

  let data =  new Array(365).fill().map((x, offset) => {
	const date = new Date();
	date.setDate(date.getDate() - offset);
	return { date, value: Math.floor(Math.random() * 10) };
});

</script>

<Heatmap data={data}>

🚀 Vanilla JS usage

To create a heatmap, pass props and a target to the constructor.

import Heatmap from '@douganderson444/calendar-activity-heatmap/esm';

let data = new Array(365).fill().map((x, offset) => {
	const date = new Date();
	date.setDate(date.getDate() - offset);
	return { date, value: getRand10() };
});

const heatmap = new Heatmap({
	props: {
		data,
		allowOverflow: true
		// other props here as desired
	},
	target: getElementById('heatmap')
});

// ... in the HTML:

<div id="heatmap" />;

To remove the component, call $destroy.

heatmap.$destroy();

See the Svelte documentation for more information.

⚙️ Optional Properties (Props)

Note: Date values for data, startDate, and endDate should be JavaScript Date objects objects, or a value compatible with the Date constructor.

allowOverflow: boolean

Renders cells that fall outside the startDate to endDate range. Defaults to false.

cellGap: number

Defines the space between cells.

cellRadius: number

Defines the radius of each cell. This should be a number relative to the cellSize, or a string representing a percentage such as '50%'.

cellSize: number

Defines the size of each cell.

colors: string[]

Array of CSS colors to use for the chart, ordered from lowest to highest. Default colors match GitHub's contribution graph with ['#c6e48b', '#7bc96f', '#239a3b', '#196127'].

data: { date: Date | string | number; value: number }[]

Array of objects containing the chart data. These objects should be in the shape of { date, value }.

dayLabelWidth: number

Horizontal space to allocate for day labels. If this is 0, day labels will not be rendered.

dayLabels: string[]

Array of strings to use for day labels. Defaults to ['', 'Mon', '', 'Web', '', 'Fri', ''].

fontColor: string

Label font color. Defaults to #333.

fontFamily: string

Label font family. Defaults to sans-serif.

fontSize: number

Label font size. Defaults to 8.

emptyColor: string

CSS color to use for cells with no value.

monthGap: number

Defines the space between months when view is set to monthly.

monthLabelHeight: number

Vertical space to allocate for month labels. If this is 0, month labels will not be rendered.

monthLabels: string[]

Array of strings to use for month labels. Defaults to ['Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', 'Jul', 'Aug', 'Sep', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dec'].

startDate: Date | string | number

Date object representing the first day of the graph. If omitted, this will default to the first day of the month or year, based on the current view.

endDate: Date | string | number

Date object represending the last day of the graph. If omitted, this will default to the last day of the current month or year, depending on the current view.

view: 'monthly' | 'yearly'

Determines how the chart should be displayed. Supported values are monthly and yearly, defaults to yearly.

📄 License

MIT

Updates Copyright (c) 2023 Doug Anderson

Original work Copyright (c) 2017 Scott Bedard