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anov-heat-map

v0.0.1

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Dynamic JavaScript Heatmaps for the Web

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Keywords

heatmapheatmapsheat mapheat mapsgooglemaps heatmapleaflet heatmapleaflet

Readme

anov-heatmap

Dynamic Heatmaps for the Web.

How to get started

The fastest way to get started is to install heatmap.js with bower. Just run the following command:

bower install anov-heat-map-amd

This will download the latest working version of anov-heat-map and put it in your bower_components folder.

Alternatively you could just download the latest release from github and unzip it.

The file you're ultimately looking for is heatmap.js or heatmap.min.js

anovheatmap is also hosted on npm:

npm install anov-heat-map

How to run the local examples

Start a webserver (e.g. python SimpleHTTPServer from the project directory root):

python -m SimpleHTTPServer 1337 &

Then browse to

http://localhost:1337/examples/

Get involved

Please have a look at the contribution guidelines before submitting contributions.

Disclaimer: PRs can take time to receive feedback or be merged ( I'm only one person with very little time ) but I'm trying to get back to everyone eventually