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react-occult

v0.0.6

Published

Layered Information Visualization based on React and D3

Downloads

18

Readme

React Occult: EXPERIMENTAL, NOT PRODUCTION READY

Design

Demo

Contour with Violin/Heatmap, Axes Stock chart with annotations Scatter Plot NYC Hospital Neighbourhood Difference Chart Trendline

Full source code is at: Old Faithful Contour

Quick Guide to API

    <XYFrame {...frameProps}>
      <XAxis label={'Rank'} />
      <YAxis left={50} label={'Theaters'} />
      <Annotation type={'y'} label={'a vertical divide line'} y={100} />
      <Annotation
        type={AnnotationCalloutCircle}
        note={{ label: 'callout', title: 'an annotation' }}
        score={10}
        subject={{ radius: 10 }}
        x={100}
        y={100}
      />
      <Line {...lineProps} />
      <Heatmap {...heatmapProps} />
      <Contour {...contourProps} />
      <Legend {...legnedProps} />
      <Gradient />
    </XYFrame>

Design Brief

  • Components are freely composed within a Frame. Each component may have its dedicated data.
  • All charts are translated into a render pipeline which contains only graphic primitives: areas, points and lines.
  • Render Pipeline are visualized in layers, in format of canvas render queue or SVG/HTML elements.

Other thoughts:

  • when render pipeline is rendered in canvas, when can improve performance with reqAnimationFrame. This is beyond the scope of react rendering
  • when render pipeline is rendered in SVG/HTML, it is under react's control

Try in dev

  1. Download/Clone code
  2. Run commands
npm install         // install dependencies
npm run dev         // view demos in web browser at localhost:8080

Try in product

run command: npm install react-occult --save

Demo code

code is at: demo usage

Credits

Heavily inspired by semiotic

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details