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quickchart

v1.1.4

Published

In browser NodeJs data visualisation in seconds

Downloads

30

Readme

QuickChart

Ever wanted to visualize a dataset in a chart in seconds in a node app? Search no further!

QuickChart quickly opens a minimalistic node server and displays a ChartJs graph on your fav' browser using autoChart.

Installation

npm i quickchart

Usage

quickchart(type, data, [options])

The available chart types are bar, line, radar, doughnut, pie and polarArea.

Available options :

  • port the server's port
  • hostname the server's hostname
  • callback a callback when success/fail. callback(error)

By default, the port is 8001, the host is localhost and callback is a console.log or a console.error.

Example

const quickchart = require('quickchart')

// with an object
quickchart('bar', {
    A: {a: 1, b: 2},
    B: {a:5, b: 9}
})

// with an array
quickchart('line', [
    [3, 6, 8],
    [8, 19, 29],
    [12, 20, 4],
])
QuickChart is running on 127.0.0.1:8001

Image of bar Image of line

License

MIT © Ivan Sedletzki - Please use and share at will

Special thanks to Dinesh Pandiyan for npm-module-boilerplate