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justgage

v1.7.0

Published

JustGage is a handy JavaScript plugin for generating and animating nice & clean gauges. It is based on Raphaël library for vector drawing, so it’s completely resolution independent and self-adjusting.

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JustGage

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PRs Welcome MIT Licence

NPM

JustGage is a handy JavaScript plugin for generating and animating nice & clean dashboard gauges. It is based on Raphaël library for vector drawing.

Getting Started

Installing Justgage is as easy as...

bower install justgage-official

or maybe you wish to use NPM...

npm install justgage --save

or you can always download the CSS and JS files...

<!-- Raphael must be included before justgage -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/raphael.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/justgage.js"></script>

or if even don't want to download the files use cdnjs

<!-- Raphael must be included before justgage -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/raphael/2.1.4/raphael-min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/justgage/1.2.9/justgage.min.js"></script>

Basic usage

Html

<div id="gauge"></div>

JS


var gauge = new JustGage({
            id: "gauge", // the id of the html element
            value: 50,
            min: 0,
            max: 100,
            decimals: 2,
            gaugeWidthScale: 0.6
        });

// update the value randomly
setInterval(() => {
  gauge.refresh(Math.random() * 100);
}, 5000)

Options

| Name | Default | Description | | -------------------- | ----------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | id | (required) | The HTML container element id | | value | 0 | Value Gauge is showing | | parentNode | null | The HTML container element object. Used if id is not present | | defaults | false | Defaults parameters to use globally for gauge objects | | width | null | The Gauge width in pixels (Integer) | | height | null | The Gauge height in pixels | | valueFontColor | #010101 | Color of label showing current value | | valueFontFamily | Arial | Font of label showing current value | | symbol | '' | Special symbol to show next to value | | min | 0 | Min value | | minTxt | false | Min value text, overrides min if specified | | max | 100 | Max value | | maxTxt | false | Max value text, overrides max if specified | | reverse | false | Reverse min and max | | humanFriendlyDecimal | 0 | Number of decimal places for our human friendly number to contain | | textRenderer | null | Function applied before redering text (value) => value return false to format value based on config options | | onAnimationEnd | null | Function applied after animation is done | | gaugeWidthScale | 1.0 | Width of the gauge element | | gaugeColor | #edebeb | Background color of gauge element | | label | '' | Text to show below value | | labelFontColor | #b3b3b3 | Color of label showing label under value | | shadowOpacity | 0.2 | Shadow opacity 0 ~ 1 | | shadowSize | 5 | Inner shadow size | | shadowVerticalOffset | 3 | How much shadow is offset from top | | levelColors | ["#a9d70b", "#f9c802", "#ff0000"] | Colors of indicator, from lower to upper, in RGB format | | startAnimationTime | 700 | Length of initial animation in milliseconds | | startAnimationType | > | Type of initial animation (linear, >, <, <>, bounce) | | refreshAnimationTime | 700 | Length of refresh animation in milliseconds | | refreshAnimationType | > | Type of refresh animation (linear, >, <, <>, bounce) | | donutStartAngle | 90 | Angle to start from when in donut mode | | valueMinFontSize | 16 | Absolute minimum font size for the value label | | labelMinFontSize | 10 | Absolute minimum font size for the label | | minLabelMinFontSize | 10 | Absolute minimum font size for the min label | | maxLabelMinFontSize | 10 | Absolute minimum font size for the man label | | hideValue | false | Hide value text | | hideMinMax | false | Hide min/max text | | showInnerShadow | false | Show inner shadow | | humanFriendly | false | convert large numbers for min, max, value to human friendly (e.g. 1234567 -> 1.23M) | | noGradient | false | Whether to use gradual color change for value, or sector-based | | donut | false | Show donut gauge
| differential | false | Gauge will fill starting from the center, rather than from the min value | | relativeGaugeSize | false | Whether gauge size should follow changes in container element size | | counter | false | Animate text value number change | | decimals | 0 | Number of digits after floating point | | customSectors | {} | Custom sectors colors. Expects an object | | formatNumber | false | Formats numbers with commas where appropriate | | pointer | false | Show value pointer | | pointerOptions | {} | Pointer options. Expects an object | | displayRemaining | false | Replace display number with the value remaining to reach max value | | targetLine | null | Value Target line will display | | targetLineColor | "#000000" | Color of Target Line | | targetLineWidth | 1.5 | Width of Target Line |

Custom Sectors

Example:

customSectors: {
  percents: true, // lo and hi values are in %
  ranges: [{
    color : "#43bf58",
    lo : 0,
    hi : 50
  },
  {
    color : "#ff3b30",
    lo : 51,
    hi : 100
  }]
}

Pointer options

Example:

pointerOptions: {
  toplength: null,
  bottomlength: null,
  bottomwidth: null,
  stroke: 'none',
  stroke_width: 0,
  stroke_linecap: 'square',
  color: '#000000'
}

TargetLine

Example:

var gauge = new JustGage({
            id: "gauge-targetLine", 
            value: 50,
            min: 0,
            max: 100,
            decimals: 2,
            gaugeWidthScale: 0.6,
    		targetLine: 50,
    		targetLineColour: "#000",
    		targetLineWidth: 4
        });

Methods

Refresh

Used to refresh Gauge value and max value

guage.refresh(val, max, min, label)

  • val : The Gauge value (required)
  • max : The Gauge Max value (optional)
  • min : The Gauge Min value (optional)
  • label : The Gauge label text (optional)

Update

Used to dynamically update existing Gauge appearence

gauge.update(option, value)

vs

const options = {
  valueFontColor: '#ff0000',
  labelFontColor: '#ff0000',
}
gauge.update(options)

Update Options

| Name | Description | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | valueFontColor | HEX color for gauge value text | | labelFontColor | HEX color for gauge min, max and label text |

Destroy

Used to destroy the Gauge element

guage.destroy()

Demo

Click here to see a demo

Examples

Click here for a list of examples

Changelog

Check out the auto-generated Changelog

Or here you can find the old changelog (up to version 1.2.9)

BREAKING CHANGES

  • 1.2.9
    • customSectors expects an object and not an array (percent support, check docs for more info)
  • 1.2.6
    • Removed title feature

License

This project is licensed under MIT License

Author