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gauge-animated

v2.0.4

Published

Complex Configurable Gauge

Downloads

4

Readme

Complex Configurable Gauge

A CSS3 animated gauge, with a rather complex & highly configurable gauge face (and SVG needle).

Install

npm i -S gauge-animated

Use

import { createGauge } from 'gauge-animated/lib';
createGauge(document.body, {...});

Demo

Demo here

The API is rather extensive and allows for a lot of customization to create very different looking gauges, as you can see in the demo. Look at the bottom section of the JS code window in the demo to find the configurations (API use) of all the examples.

Details

The face of the gauge (the scale) is drawn in a <canvas>, the text lables are just <div>'s (that you can style), and the needle is <svg> (which you can override through your own function).