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@markbattistella/docsify-charty

v3.0.0

Published

Add charts and graphs to your docsify website

Downloads

931

Readme

docsify.js charty

This plugin enhances your Docsify documentation by adding SVG charts to your website. It allows you to add in multiple types of charts, including pie, doughnut, sectional, radar, area, scatter, line, and bar types. By utilising this plugin, you can easily show your data in a beautiful interface.

Installation

Update index.html file

Assuming you have a working docsify framework set up, it is easy to use the plugin.

  1. Add the following script and stylesheet to your index.html via either CDN or downloading it and using it locally:

    <!-- unpkg.com -->
    <script src="https://unpkg.com/@markbattistella/docsify-charty@latest/dist/docsify-charty.min.js"></script>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@markbattistella/docsify-charty@latest/dist/docsify-charty.min.css">
    
    <!-- jsDelivr -->
    <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@markbattistella/docsify-charty@latest"></script>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@markbattistella/docsify-charty@latest/dist/docsify-charty.min.css">
    
    <!-- locally -->
    <script src="docsify-charty.min.js"></script>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="docsify-charty.min.css">
  2. In docsify setup, configure the plugin:

    <script>
    window.$docsify = {
      charty: {
    
        // Global theme for chart colours in HEX
        theme: '.',
    
        // Accepts "dark" or "light"
        mode: "light",
    
        // Boolean to enable or disable debug messages
        debug: false
      }
    };
    </script>

Configuration

There are several options available for the docsify-charty plugin:

Example: index.html

| Name | Type | Example | Description | |---------|-----------|-----------|-------------------------------------------| | theme | String | "#EE5599" | Global theme for chart colours in HEX | | mode | String | "light" | Accepts "dark" or "light" | | debug | Boolean | false | Console logs if charts aren't loading |

Per chart settings

| Name | Accepts | Description | |-------------------|---------------|------------------------------------------| | title | String | The title of the chart, displayed at the top. Leave blank if you want to hide it | | caption | String | The sub-text of the chart, displayed under the title. Leave blank to hide it | | type | String | The type of charty you want to display | | options.theme | String | Set an individual theme to this chart. It will override the global theme | | options.legend | Boolean | Show the legend. Default true | | options.labels | Boolean | Show the chart labels. Default true | | options.numbers | Boolean | Show the chart numbers. Default true | | data.label | String | Graphed data point label | | data.value | Int / Array | Graphed value that puts it on the render | | data.colour | String | Override the global and theme with a specific colour |

Markdown code

```charty
{
  "title":   '',
  "caption": '',
  "type":    '',
  "options": {
    "theme":   '',
    "legend":  '',
    "labels":  '',
    "numbers": ''
  },
  "data": [
    {
      "label": '',
      "value": '',
      "colour": ''
    }
  ]
}
\`\`\`

Types of charts

Circular

Pie chart

docsify-charty: pie

Donut / Doughnut chart

docsify-charty: donut

Section / Sectional chart

docsify-charty: section

Rings chart

docsify-charty: rings

Area

Radar chart

docsify-charty: radar

Area chart

docsify-charty: area

Plot

Scatter chart

docsify-charty: scatter

Bubble chart

docsify-charty: bubble

Line chart

docsify-charty: line docsify-charty: line

Bar / Column

Bar / Bar-stack chart

docsify-charty: line docsify-charty: line

Column / Column-stack chart

docsify-charty: line docsify-charty: line

Rating

docsify-charty: line

Contributing

  1. Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/markbattistella/docsify-charty.git

  2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-feature

  3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'

  4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature

  5. Submit the pull request