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@ndjson-utils/vega-lite

v0.0.8

Published

Create vega-lite spec from json/ndjson

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@ndjson-utils/vega-lite

Create vega-lite spec from JSON or a NDJSON stream

Chart types:

  • area
  • bar
  • line
  • multiline
  • pie
  • scatter

Install

npm install vega-lite @ndjson-utils/vega-lite

Usage

If data.json is a JSON file with an array of objects of this type:

interface Item {
  label: string
  value: number
}

Create a bar chart:

cat data.json | bar | vl2svg > chart.svg

bar creates the vega-lite spec. vl2svg comes from vega-lite and turns a spec into SVG.

bar defaults to keys being called label and value, as in our data. Otherwise, use -l and -v to define the keys (see below).


If data.ndjson is a NDJSON file where each line is an object of the type:

interface Item {
  a_key: number
  b_key: number
}

Create a scatterplot:

cat data.ndjson | scatter -x a_key -y b_key -n true | vl2svg > chart.svg

The keys for the x and y axes are defined with -x a_key -y b_key. -n true tells scatter it receives NDJSON.


Use --help to see the expected arguments. For example:

pie --help

will return

usage: pie [-h] [-l LABEL] [-v VALUE] [-W WIDTH] [-H HEIGHT] [-n NDJSON]

Create a bar chart from JSON or NDJSON

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -l LABEL, --label LABEL
                        Label key (defaults to "label")
  -v VALUE, --value VALUE
                        Value key (defaults to "value")
  -W WIDTH, --width WIDTH
                        Chart width (defaults to "400")
  -H HEIGHT, --height HEIGHT
                        Chart height (defaults to "200")
  -n NDJSON, --ndjson NDJSON
                        Takes a NDJSON stream (defaults to JSON)

bar

  • -l/--label Label key (defaults to "label")
  • -v/--value Value key (defaults to "value")
  • -W/--width Chart width (defaults to "400")
  • -H/--height Chart height (defaults to "200")
  • -n/--ndjson Takes a NDJSON stream (defaults to JSON)

scatter

  • -x X axis key (defaults to "x")
  • -y Y axis key (defaults to "y")
  • -W/--width Chart width (defaults to "400")
  • -H/--height Chart height (defaults to "400")
  • -n/--ndjson Takes a NDJSON stream (defaults to JSON)

line

Arguments:

  • -d/--date Date key (defaults to "date")
  • -v/--value Value key (defaults to "value")
  • -W/--width Chart width (defaults to "400")
  • -H/--height Chart height (defaults to "200")
  • -n/--ndjson Takes a NDJSON stream (defaults to JSON)

area

  • -d/--date Date key (defaults to "date")
  • -v/--value Value key (defaults to "value")
  • -W/--width Chart width (defaults to "400")
  • -H/--height Chart height (defaults to "200")
  • -n/--ndjson Takes a NDJSON stream (defaults to JSON)

multiline

  • -d/--date Date key (defaults to "data")
  • -v/--values Value keys (comma separated - required)
  • -W/--width Chart width (defaults to "400")
  • -H/--height Chart height (defaults to "200")
  • -n/--ndjson Takes a NDJSON stream (defaults to JSON)

pie

  • -l/--label Label key (defaults to "label")
  • -v/--value Value key (defaults to "value")
  • -W/--width Chart width (defaults to "400")
  • -H/--height Chart height (defaults to "200")
  • -n/--ndjson Takes a NDJSON stream (defaults to JSON)