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silly-graphs

v1.2.2

Published

Yet another silly graph making module

Downloads

23

Readme

silly-graphs

Yet another js graph creator, but silly

Usage

First include silly-graphs.js as a script on you webpage,

then you need a <canvas> element to create a new SillyGraph( ) object which will use it.

To display data simply call .load(graphData) on your sillyGraph, the graphData is explained below

graphData

graphData is an object with the following attributes (all of which are optional if you like empty graphs)

axisX and similarly axisY

These are used for defining axis labels, they can heve one of two formats:

  1. labels as an array of values to be used directly
  2. labels as the number of labels between (including) min and max these values are calculated and rounded

in both cases you may optionally provide a labelTemplate as a string, where each # is replaced with the propper label value

(I'm sorry if you wanted to use a # in your label)

points

an array of objects that have x and y values stored inside, they define the points of the graph, which will be connected with lines They try to adjust the scale to that of labes for each axis, but if it's not provided they default to relative to canvas size

config

config relates only to points, it can have color and lineWidth attributes