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datagovsg-plottable-charts

v3.4.10

Published

Reusable Plottable chart components

Downloads

53

Readme

datagovsg-plottable-charts

Motivation

Generating a chart is easy, making it looks beautiful requires much more effort. Numerous charting libraries have been written to solves the basic problem of converting data to chart objects. Regardless of the library you choose, out-of-the-box defaults hardly produces the look you want.

Charts on Data.gov.sg are rendered using the Plottable library. Based on D3, it is highly flexible and gives you many low level controls to fine-tune every single detail. However, this power comes at the price of additional configurations. We want to abstract away these configurations by creating wrappers that pre-apply all the styles we want on our component. That's why we created this library.

What it does for you

Tooltips

popovers

Pie chart labels

outerlabels

Automatically downsample tick marks

downsampleticks

And many more...

How to use

Dependencies
  • D3
  • Plottable
  • JQuery (optional, only if you require tooltip)
Use with bundler (Webpack, Rollup etc)
npm install --save datagovsg-plottable-charts
<!-- html -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="lib/plottable.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="lib/datagovsg-charts.css">
<!-- ... -->
<script src="lib/d3.min.js"></script>
<script src="lib/plottable.min.js"></script>
/* js */
import {SimplePie} from 'datagovsg-plottable-charts'

// Instantiate the chart component
const pie = new SimplePie(props)

// Mount component
pie.mount(document.getElementById('ctn'))

// Update chart
pie.update(newProps)
Using plugins
import {
  highlightOnHover,
  setupOuterLabel
} from 'datagovsg-plottable-charts/dist/plugins'

highlightOnHover(pie)
setupOuterLabel(pie)
Use without a bundler
<!-- html -->
<script src="lib/datagovsg-charts.min.js"></script>
/* js */
const {SimplePie, plugins} = window.DatagovsgCharts
const {highlightOnHover, setupOuterLabel} = plugins

const pie = new SimplePie(props)
highlightOnHover(pie)
setupOuterLabel(pie)

Full Component List

Pre-styled
Unstyled

Full Plugin List

Useful helpers

PivotTable

Example usage
import {DatagovsgLine} from 'datagovsg-plottable-charts'
import PivotTable, {
  filterItems,
  filterGroups,
  groupItems,
  aggregate
} from 'datagovsg-plottable-charts/dist/PivotTable'

const pivotTable = new PivotTable(data)

pivotTable.push(
  filterItems('income', {type: 'exclude', values: ['-', 'na']}),
  groupItems('gender'),
  filterGroups('gender', {type: 'exclude', values: ['Total']})
  aggregate('year', 'income')
)

const processedData = pivotTable.transform()

const series = processedData.map(g => ({
  label: g._group.gender,
  series: g._summaries[0].series
}))

const chart = new DatagovsgLine({data: series})
chart.mount(document.getElementById('chart'))
How it works

Original data

| year | gender | income | | ---- | ------ | ------ | | 2006 | Total | 2042 | | 2016 | Total | 3250 | | 2017 | Total | - | | 2006 | Male | 2213 | | 2016 | Male | 3500 | | 2006 | Female | 1875 | | 2016 | Female | 2979 |

Transform into custom data structure

pivotTable.transform()
// returns
[
  {
    _group: {},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Total', income: 2042},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Total', income: 3250},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Total', income: '-'},
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Male', income: 2213},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Male', income: 3500},
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Female', income: 1875},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Female', income: 2979}
    ],
    _summaries: []
  }
]

filterItems( )

pivotTable.push(
  filterItems('income', {type: 'exclude', values: ['-', 'na']})
)
pivotTable.transform()
// returns
[
  {
    _group: {},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Total', income: 2042},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Total', income: 3250},
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Male', income: 2213},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Male', income: 3500},
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Female', income: 1875},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Female', income: 2979}
    ],
    _summaries: []
  }
]

groupItems( )

pivotTable.push(
  filterItems('income', {type: 'exclude', values: ['Total']}),
  groupItems('gender')
)
pivotTable.transform()
// returns
[
  {
    _group: {gender: 'Total'},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Total', income: 2042},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Total', income: 3250},
    ],
    _summaries: []
  },
  {
    _group: {gender: 'Male'},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Male', income: 2213},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Male', income: 3500},
    ],
    _summaries: []
  },
  {
    _group: {gender: 'Female'},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Female', income: 1875},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Female', income: 2979}
    ],
    _summaries: []
  }
]

filterGroups( )

pivotTable.push(
  filterItems('income', {type: 'exclude', values: ['-', 'na']}),
  groupItems('gender'),
  filterGroups('gender', {type: 'exclude', values: ['Total']})
)
pivotTable.transform()
// returns
[
  {
    _group: {gender: 'Male'},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Male', income: 2213},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Male', income: 3500},
    ],
    _summaries: []
  },
  {
    _group: {gender: 'Female'},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Female', income: 1875},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Female', income: 2979}
    ],
    _summaries: []
  }
]

aggregate( )

pivotTable.push(
  filterItems('income', {type: 'exclude', values: ['-', 'na']}),
  groupItems('gender'),
  filterGroups('gender', {type: 'exclude', values: ['Total']})
  aggregate('year', 'income')
)
pivotTable.transform()
// returns
[
  {
    _group: {gender: 'Male'},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Male', income: 2213},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Male', income: 3500},
    ],
    _summaries: [
      {
        labelField: 'year',
        valueField: 'income',
        series: [
          {label: 2006, value: 2213},
          {label: 2016, value: 3500}
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    _group: {gender: 'Female'},
    _items: [
      {year: 2006, gender: 'Female', income: 1875},
      {year: 2016, gender: 'Female', income: 2979}
    ],
    _summaries: [
      {
        labelField: 'year',
        valueField: 'income',
        series: [
          {label: 2006, value: 1875},
          {label: 2016, value: 2979}
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
]
Using without bundler
<!-- html -->
<script src="lib/pivot-table.min.js"></script>
/* js */
const PivotTable = window.PivotTable
const {filterItems, groupItems, filterGroups, aggregate} = PivotTable

Debugging guide

  1. Clone the datagovsg/datagovsg-plottable-charts repo
  2. cd to the cloned repo
  3. Run npm install
  4. Change main field in the package.json to "main": "src/index.js"
  5. Delete module field in the package.json
  6. Set up a symlink sudo npm link
  7. cd to your working directory
  8. Run npm link datagovsg-plottable-charts