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react-github-like-graph

v1.0.15

Published

Component of github everyday work status.

Downloads

16

Readme

React GitHub Like Graph Component

This React component provides a visual representation similar to the GitHub contribution graph, displaying daily work statuses using colored boxes. Users can pass a dataset containing date and work type information to render the graph.

Installation

Install ReactGithubLikeGraph with npm

  npm install react-github-like-graph

Usage

Import the component and use it within your React application:


import ReactGithubLikeGraph from 'react-github-like-graph';
const YourComponent = () => {
  
  const dataset = [
    { date: 1412225727246, type: 'hard' },
    { date: 1512225727247, type: 'medium' },
    { date: 1612225727248, type: 'less' },
    { date: 1712225727249, type: 'none' },
    { date: 1712125727250, type: 'hard' },
    { date: 1712225727251, type: 'medium' },
    { date: 1312225727252, type: 'less' },
    { date: 1212225727253, type: 'upper-medium' }
  ];

  return (
    <div>
      <ReactGithubLikeGraph dataset={dataset} />
    </div>
  );
}

export default YourComponent;

Sample Data

let data = [ { date: 1412225727246, type: 'hard' }, { date: 1512225727247, type: 'medium' }, { date: 1612225727248, type: 'less' }, { date: 1712225727249, type: 'none' }, { date: 1712125727250, type: 'hard' }, { date: 1712225727251, type: 'medium' }, { date: 1312225727252, type: 'less' }, { date: 1212225727253, type: 'upper-medium' } ]

Guidance

In the given data one object means one day , the first key should be (date) with the value which is time in miliseconds , and the another key is type which means the color ,now below i have written the types with color codes,

none = #ebedf0
less = #9be9a8
medium = #40c463"
upper-medium = #30a14e
hard = #216e39

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