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davizly-dain

v1.0.43

Published

Welcome to **Davizly-dain**, an open-source data visualization library designed to help developers, data scientists and information designers create intuitive and dynamic visual representations of their data. This library is part of a personal project aim

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Davizly-dain

Welcome to Davizly-dain, an open-source data visualization library designed to help developers, data scientists and information designers create intuitive and dynamic visual representations of their data. This library is part of a personal project aimed at practicing and enhancing my programming skills while contributing valuable tools to the community.

Version2 Comming soon

Documentation →

Installation

npm install davizly-dain

Features

  • Dynamic Charts: Easily create and customize dynamic charts to visualize complex data.
  • Interactive Graphs: Implement interactive graphs that users can manipulate to explore data sets.
  • Custom Visualizations: Extend the library with your own custom visualizations using simple API hooks.

Usage

davizly-shape

import * as davizly from "davizly-dain";
const container = document.querySelector(".container")
const svg = davizly.SVG().appendTo(container).attr("width", "100%").attr("height", "100%")

const circle = davizly.Circle(100,100,100).appendTo(svg).attr("fill", "red")

joinData

const datas = [1,4,2,3,2,4,5,5,2,23,4,3,2,1,1,4]
let circles = davizly.JoinData(datas).connectShape("circle").appendTo(svg)
circles
.attr("cx", (ele, idx) => {
    if(ele > 10){
        return window.innerWidth - 100;
    }else {
        return 100
    }
})
.attr("cy", (ele, idx) => {
   return 100 * idx
})
.attr("r", 100)
.attr("fill", "black")

Documentation →

License

Davizly-dain is released under the MIT license. This means it is free for everyone to use, modify, and distribute for both personal and commercial purposes. Feel free to fork this repository, contribute back, or use it in your own projects!