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hdsf-hive

v0.0.6

Published

The Harvest Interactive Visualization Engine (Hive) is a thin layer approach to wrapping d3 and optionally various renderers to produce a graph or chart in SVG, canvas, or WebGL.

Downloads

11

Readme

hdsf-hive

Harvest Interactive Visualization Engine (Hive) is a thin visualization layer sitting on top of D3 which can optionally render to SVG, canvas, or WebGL. Like d3, its focus is to provide a grammar of graphics by (mostly) drawing shapes rather than specific chart/graph types. This is currently a frontend (browserified) only tool due to node ES6 dynamic module importing / building inconsistencies.

API Reference

Examples

Features

  • Supports a wide variety of chart / graph types
  • HTML flex-like templating worker for unlimited layout options
  • Full text handling
  • Responsive
  • Color schemes
  • SVG exporting
  • Mixed chart types
  • GGPlot2 style facets
  • Hybrid svg / canvas charts
  • Several graph force algorithms
  • Data loading, wrangling, naming
  • Extensible draw object plugin system
  • Rendering using svg, paperjs, threejs
  • Popups (Including cross graph popups)
  • Mouseover change: color, opacity, scale
  • Includes: basic templates, basic wranglers
  • Supports: scales-accessors, gradients, rotation, all d3 axes, guides/legends

Build Requirements

  • Browserify (npm install browserify -g)
  • Terser (npm install terser -g)
  • Esmify (npm install esmify)

Commands (MacOS/Linux)

  • npm start - Populates dist

Libraries

  • D3
  • D3-sankey (optional)
  • D3-hexbin (optional)
  • Tippy (optional for popups)
  • Popper (optional for popups)
  • svg-text (optional for guides)
  • Paperjs (optional for canvas rendering)
  • Threejs (optional for webgl rendering)
  • Opentype (optional for webgl rendering)