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react-sigplot

v0.1.16

Published

React wrapper for SigPlot

Downloads

308

Readme

react-sigplot

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SigPlot wrapper component for ReactJS.

Install: npm install --save react-sigplot

What is it?

Provides a component that wraps the SigPlot library.

Properties

<SigPlot />

|Property|Type|Default|Explanation| |---|---|---|---| |height|number|300|Height of the div wrapping SigPlot| |width|number|300|Width of the div wrapping SigPlot| |display|string|inline-block|CSS display type for div wrapping SigPlot| |styles|object|undefined|any other CSS Styles as JS object| |options|object|{all: true, expand: true, autol: 100, autohide_panbars: true}|SigPlot Plot options|

<ArrayLayer />

|Property|Type|Default|Explanation| |---|---|---|---| |data|array(number)|undefined|Array of values to plot| |options|object|undefined|SigPlot data header| |layerOptions|object|undefined|SigPlot Layer options|

<PipeLayer />

|Property|Type|Default|Explanation| |---|---|---|---| |data|array(number)|undefined|Array of values to plot| |options|object|undefined|SigPlot Layer options|

<HrefLayer />

|Property|Type|Default|Explanation| |---|---|---|---| |href|string|''|URL or path to a bluefile or MATLAB file| |onload|function|null|Function that will get executed when file is loaded| |options|object|undefined|SigPlot Layer options|

<WebsocketLayer />

|Property|Type|Default|Explanation| |---|---|---|---| |wsurl|string|''|URL to the websocket server| |overrides|object|undefined|SigPlot Layer overrides| |options|object|undefined|SigPlot Layer options|

<WPipeLayer />

|Property|Type|Default|Explanation| |---|---|---|---| |wsurl|string|''|URL to the websocket server| |overrides|object|undefined|SigPlot Layer overrides| |options|object|undefined|SigPlot Layer options| |fps|number|undefined|Frames per second for WPIPE|

Usage

Basic

/** Default plot an array three different ways
 * 1. As a standard array
 * 2. As a pipe
 * 3. As a file/url
 */
<div>
  <SigPlot options={{autol:1}}>
    <ArrayLayer data={this.state.rasterData}/>
  </SigPlot>
  <SigPlot>
    <PipeLayer options={{type: 2000, subsize: 1000}}
      data={this.state.rasterData}/>
  </SigPlot>
  <SigPlot>
    <HrefLayer
      href={this.state.href}/>
  </SigPlot>
</div>

Example Preview

If you run

$ npm run build
$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888

and in a browser, navigate to http://0.0.0.0:8888, you should see the following

React Sigplot