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openui5-charts

v1.0.0-alpha

Published

OpenUI5 Charts based on d3.js wrapped into resposive bindable controls

Downloads

4

Readme

OpenUI5 Charts based on d3.js

An OpenUI5 library based on d3.js to create charts as responsive bindable fiori-like controls.

Demo

You can checkout a live demo here: https://fokind.github.io/openui5-d3-charts/demo/webapp/index.html

Project Structure

  • demo - Demo site for the library
  • dist - Distribution folder that contains the library ready to use
  • src - Development folder
  • test - Testing framework for the library

Getting started

Installation

Install openui5-charts as an npm module

$ npm install openui5-charts

Configure manifest.json

Add the library to sap.ui5/dependencies/libs and set its path in sap.ui5/resourceRoots in your manifest.json file, as follows:

{
  "sap.ui5": {
    "dependencies": {
      "libs": {
        "openui5.chart": {}
      }
    },
    "resourceRoots": {
      "openui5.chart": "./FOLDER_WHERE_YOU_PLACED_THE_LIBRARY/openui5/chart/"
    }
  }
}

Usage

  1. Prepare data model. For examle:
this.getModel().setProperty("/data", [
	{ y: 0 },
	{ y: -1 },
	{ y: 2 },
	{ y: 3 }
]);
  1. Add the following namespace declarations to the view with chart control:
xmlns:core="sap.ui.core"
xmlns:chart="openui5.chart"
  1. Add the following control to the view:
<chart:Chart items="{/data}">
	<core:Item text="{y}"/>
</chart:Chart>

It's all!

It is very simple to use in style like other bindable controls. All that is required is to make two bindings: a set of points and a property that contains values.

If the model changes, or the window is resized, the chart will redrawn.

Author

Dmitry Fokin

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.