Install

npm install --save sparkline

If you have d3 on the page, there is a spark-line-no-d3.js build. Additionally you'll need a Web Components enabled browser, or the webcomponents.js polyfill.

Example

To include a sparkline, put this anywhere on the page, before or after you have loaded the sparkline.js library:

<spark-line
	id="GOOG"
	color="blue"
	width=200
	height=30
	>
</spark-line>

Data is provided via a data setter. It accepts promises or existing data, so regardless if your data is already loaded, cached, or on an exernal server sparkline.js can handle it!

document.querySelector("spark-line")
	.data = $.getJSON("./some/spark/data.json");

JS API

const sparkline = require("sparkline");

sparkline.render({
  el: $("#some-id")[0],
  width: 200,
  height: 30,
  points: [
    { month: "jan", price: 157.2 },
    { month: "feb", price: 157.2 },
  ],
  x: (d) => monthToInt(d.month),
  y: (d) => d.price,
});