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angular-d3kit-adapter

v0.0.5

Published

Convert a chart created using d3Kit into an angular directive in one command

Downloads

8

Readme

angular-d3kit-adapter

Convert a chart created using d3Kit into an AngularJS directive in one command!

See demo

Installation

npm install angular-d3kit-adapter --save

or

bower install angular-d3kit-adapter --save

This module supports AMD, CommonJS and browser globals out of the box.

Usage

First, use the adapter to plug a chart to angular module.

// .plug(angularModule, chartName, chartConstructorFunction)

Globals

<script src="angular-d3kit-adapter.min.js"></script>
<script>
// global
var module = angular.module('something',[]);
angular.d3KitAdapter.plug(module, 'bubbleChart', BubbleChart);
</script>

AMD

define(['angular', 'angular-d3kit-adapter'], function(angular, d3KitAdapter){
  var module = angular.module('something',[]);
  d3KitAdapter.plug(module, 'bubbleChart', BubbleChart);
));

CommonJS

var d3KitAdapter = require('angular-d3kit-adapter');

var module = angular.module('something',[]);
d3KitAdapter.plug(module, 'bubbleChart', BubbleChart);

Then use the directive as you wish. Tag name is dasherized chartName parameter that was passed to plug()

<bubble-chart
  // $scope.data
  chart-data="data"
  // $scope.options
  chart-options="options"
  // string (optional)
  chart-auto-resize="both"
  // string (optional)
  chart-auto-resize-detection="dom"
  // This will be called after the chart is created, passing the chart as argument
  chart-on-init="handleInit"
  // If this chart has any custom event (defined in d3Kit style)
  // Custom event listeners are available automatically as attributes.
  // However, DON'T add () after function name.
  // This is different from default angular listeners
  // For example, for ng-click you have to add ()
  chart-on-custom-event1="listener1"
  chart-on-custom-event2="listener2"
 >
</bubble-chart>

This tag, once compiled, will become a div that has class "bubble-chart" (dasherized chartName), so you can use .bubble-chart in css for styling.

Development

To build, bump and publish

grunt publish

For debugging

Build minified version

grunt build

Dry run bump version

grunt bump --dry-run