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r3-charts

v0.0.7

Published

Everyone loves charts, so r3-charts library was built.

Downloads

5

Readme

logo Build Status

Reusable. Declarative. Yours.

Everyone loves charts, so r3 library was built. With React and D3.

D3 has excellent maths and abstraction on the data such as d3-scale and d3-array. React pretty use for components and DOM manipulation. We want to leverage React's highly efficient, declarative, and reusable components with D3's data utility functions. Also, once we create a chart component, we can reuse that chart with different data anywhere in our app.

Installation

$ npm install r3-charts

Using

var r3 = require('r3-charts');
// es6
import r3 from 'r3-charts';

Available Charts

const BarChart = r3.BarChart
const ScatterPlot = r3.ScatterPlot
const LineChart = r3.LineChart
const HeatMap = r3.HeatMap

Demo

charts

Try demo

Docs

Docs

License

MIT