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markdown-it-apexcharts

v0.2.6

Published

Apexcharts plugin for markdown-it.

Downloads

13

Readme

markdown-it-apexcharts

ApexCharts plugin for markdown-it. DemoApp

Demo

DemoApp
DemoApp Github
Copy and paste ( ! remove back slashes infront of backtick (`) )

  \`\`\`apex
  {
      "chart": {
        "type": "area"
      },
      "series": [{
        "name": "sales",
        "data": [30,40,45,50,49,60,70,91,125]
      }],
      "xaxis": {
        "type": "datetime",
        "categories": ["01/01/1991","01/01/1992","01/01/1993","01/01/1994","01/01/1995","01/01/1996","01/01/1997", "01/01/1998","01/01/1999"]
      }
  }
 \`\`\`
 

It should start with ```apex + JSON + ```

Installation

npm install markdown-it-apexcharts

Usage

    import markdownIt from 'markdown-it'
    import markdownItApexCharts , {Apexrender} from 'markdown-it-apexcharts'
    
    const md = markdownIt();
    md.use(markdownItMermaid);
    // below code creates <div class='apexcharts' data-options=INPUT_JSON></div>
    md.render(`\`\`\`apex
    {
         "chart": {
           "type": "area"
         },
         "series": [{
           "name": "sales",
           "data": [30,40,45,50,49,60,70,91,125]
         }],
         "xaxis": {
           "type": "datetime",
           "categories": ["01/01/1991","01/01/1992","01/01/1993","01/01/1994","01/01/1995","01/01/1996","01/01/1997",         "01/01/1998","01/01/1999"]
         }
    }   
    \`\`\``);
    
    // important!
    // finds all div with class 'apexcharts' and render them based on JSON from their data-option attribute
    // if you are using react , call ApexRender() in componentDidMount() or UseEffect()
    // anyway it has to be called after div element is created
    ApexRender();

above code creates div element with class "apexcharts".
To render Apexcharts , you have to call render method ( ex: chart.render())
That is why I created ApexRender function to call render method for every div element with class 'apexcharts'
if you are using react , call ApexRender() in componentDidMount() or UseEffect()
anyway it has to be called after div element is created

reference

Inspired by markdown-it-mermaid by tylingsoft