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mono-stacked-bar

v0.0.4

Published

A simple mono stacked bar

Downloads

242

Readme

mono-stacked-bar

A simple mono stacked bar

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Examples

Edit mono-stacked-bar

Install

npm install --save mono-stacked-bar
# or using yarn
yarn add mono-stacked-bar

Do not forget to include the css file !

  • Using ES6 with a module bundler like Webpack
import "mono-stacked-bar/dist/index.css"
  • With good old reliable HTML tag
<head>
  <link href="node_modules/mono-stacked-bar/dist/index.css" rel="stylesheet" />
</head>

Usage

import React from "react"
import MonoStackedBar from "mono-stacked-bar"
import "mono-stacked-bar/dist/index.css"

const App = () => {
  return <MonoStackedBar data={[10, 20, 15]} />
}

Required props

The data "props" can have two forms.

Note : caption are shown underneath the bar. | props | type | properties | sample | --- | --- | --- | --- | data | number[] | | [10, 20, 25] data | BarData[] | value: number (required)color: string (optional)caption: string (optional) | [{ value: 10, color: "red", caption: "Some text" }, { value: 15, color: "orange" }]

Optional props

| props | type | default | description | | ------------- | ------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | color | string | blue | A default set of colors picked thanks to the randomcolor package | | labelColor | string | white | Default color for all labels | | displayLabels | boolean | true | Should data values be displayed inside bar sections | | unit | string | "" | The unit to be displayed after labels (%, $, etc) | | width | number (px) | | Max width of the stacked bar (full-width by default) | | height | number (px) | 20 | The height of the stacked bar | | radius | number (px) | 10 | The border radius applied to the edges |