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chart.js-rangeslider

v1.2.5

Published

This adds the option of having a range slider to your charts, to allow you to select a specific data scale

Downloads

25

Readme

Chart.JS-RangeSlider

A range slider plugin for Chart.JS, that enables you to select a specific data scales.

Demo

JSFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/schme16/xfyvvup8/195/

Installation:

bower install chart.js-rangeslider --save npm install chart.js-rangeslider --save or straight from the source:

  • As a zip: https://github.com/schme16/Chart.js-RangeSlider/archive/master.zip)
  • via git: git clone https://github.com/schme16/Chart.js-RangeSlider.git

Dependencies

  • jQuery (for now)
  • Chart.js
  • noUISlider

Which one should I use?

  • Include the version that suits you best; the library comes in three flavours:
    • Solo: Only the plugin is included.
    • Minimal: The plugin and the slider library noUISlider is included
    • All: This one is batteries included, as such it come with jQuery, Chart.js noUISlider and the plugin all bundled together.

Usage

new RangeSliderChart({

	chartData: chartJSDatasets, //The same data you give to Chart.js
	chartOpts: chartJSOptions, //Your Chart.js options
	chartType: 'Line', //Which Chart.js chart you want (eg. Lie, Bar, Pie, etc.)
	chartCTX: ctx, //your canvas context

	class: 'my-chart-ranger', //Specifies a custom class you want applied to your sliders

	initial: [3, 10] //Which data points to start the sliders on
})