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chart-race-react

v1.0.2

Published

Seamless bar chart race component for React.

Downloads

87

Readme

chart-race-react

📊 Seamless & fully customizable bar chart race component for React.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/chart-race-react .

Quick Start

npm install --save chart-race-react
import BarChart from 'chart-race-react';

You should wrap BarChart inside a container div that acts as a sandbox. The width of the BarChart fits the container width.

<div style={{width: "500px"}}>
    <BarChart />
</div>

Demo

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Usage

Passing props.

You will need to pass your own props to the BarChart component. Refer to examples for more information.

|Prop|Type|Explanation| |---|---|---| |start|Boolean|Defines whether the bar chart race has started. Default is true and the chart race will start as the component mounts.| |data|Object|An object with keys being the data field name and value being Array data. data[key].length should be equal to len.| |timeline|Array|An array defining the time indices. Length should be equal to len.| |labels|Object|An object with keys being the data field name and value being a HTML element that acts as the data field's label.| |colors|Object|An object with keys being the data field name and value being the color the data bar.| |timeout|Integer|Transition time between adjacent time indices (in ms).| |delay|Integer|Waiting time between adjacent time indices (in ms).| |timelineStyle|Object|CSS style objects for time indices.| |textBoxStyle|Object|CSS style objects for data text.| |barStyle|Object|CSS style object defining the style of all the bars. It is advised to use height to define the thickness and marginTop to define the distance between adjacent bars.| |width|Array|Defines the width allocation for label, bar, and text box. Values in width should add up to 100.| |maxItems|Integer|Defines the maximum number of items to show in the chart. Should be less or equal to Object.keys(data).length.|

More Demo

Easibly define custom data, text styles, colors, duration, and layout.