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@orderandchaos/d3-lit-dashboard

v0.0.4

Published

A d3 line chart web component

Downloads

3

Readme

line-chart Web Component 📈

A robust and versatile web component designed for rendering line charts. Powered by LitElement and D3.js, this component strikes a balance between flexibility and performance.

Features

  • 📱 Responsive: Seamlessly adapts to any container width.
  • 🎨 Custom Theming: Offers both light and dark themes. Customize further using CSS variables.
  • 🔍 Tooltips: Interactive tooltips for detailed data insights.
  • 🌊 Smooth Curves: Option to display data as smooth curves or straight lines.
  • 📊 Multiple Line Support: Capability to display multiple datasets in a single chart.

Getting Started

To begin using the line-chart web component in your project, ensure you've loaded the required dependencies, LitElement and D3.js. Next, include the component's JavaScript and CSS in your HTML.

Usage

1. Embed the Web Component

Embed the line-chart element in your HTML with its full attributes:

<line-chart
  id="chart"
  width="1280"
  height="400"
  xAxisLabel="Date"
  scaleType="ratio"
  yAxisLabel="Value"
  strokeWidth="4"
  pointRadius="4"
  smoothCurve="true"
  theme="dark"
>
</line-chart>

2. Configure with Data

Using JavaScript, provide the chart with your data:

const colours = [
  '#E63946',
  '#7cb06b',
  '#6ab8bb',
  '#457B9D',
  '#cc34b3',
  '#F4A261',
];

const xs = Array.from({length: 7}, (_, i) => new Date('2023-01-0' + (i + 1)));
const ys = xs.map((_) =>
  Array.from({length: 6}, () => ~~(Math.random() * 100) + 10)
);
const sampleData = {xs, ys};

const chartElement = document.getElementById('chart');
chartElement.data = sampleData;
chartElement.colours = colours;

Custom Styling

You can style the line-chart web component using the provided CSS custom properties:

line-chart {
  --bg-color: #2e2e2e; /* Background color of the chart */
  --axis-color: #ffffff; /* Color of the chart's axes */
  --axis-text-color: #d1d1d1; /* Color of the axis labels */
  --tooltip-bg-color: #333; /* Background color of tooltips */
  --tooltip-text-color: #fff; /* Text color within tooltips */
  --tooltip-radius: 5px; /* Border radius for tooltips */
}

Adjust these values as needed to ensure the component fits well within your design ecosystem.