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stacked-area

v1.6.3

Published

Draw SVG Stacked Area Charts

Downloads

3

Readme

Table of Contents

StackedArea

Draw SVG Stacked Area Charts.

Install in your Node project with

and use it inside your code via

or, alternatively

Create the new stackedArea objects via

Parameters

  • settings Object The configuration object for the diagram. All data for the diagram is provided with this object. In this configuration object, whenever a date is to be given, it can be an ISO 8601 String or a JavaScript Date object. A Moment object is also fine.
    • settings.title String? The title for the diagram.
    • settings.legendTitle String? The title for the legend.
    • settings.svg Object The DOM tree element, wich must be an svg tag. The diagram will be attached to this DOM tree element. Example:settings.svg = document.getElementById('stackedAreaDiagram');'stackedAreaDiagram' is the id of a svg tag.
    • settings.width Number? The width of the diagram in pixels, the margin settings have to be included in that width.
    • settings.height Number? The height of the diagram in pixels, the margin settings have to be included in that height.
    • settings.margin {top: Number, right: Number, bottom: Number, right: Number}? The margin for the diagram. Default values are:settings.margin = { top: 50, right: 50, bottom: 50, left: 50 }
    • settings.fromDate (String | Date)? The start date for the diagram. Example:settings.fromDate = '2018-09-01';
    • settings.toDate (String | Date)? The end date for the diagram. Example:settings.toDate = '2018-09-05';
    • settings.markers Array<{date: (String | Date), label: String}>? Highlight specific dates inside of the diagram with markers. Each marker is an object with a date for the marker and an optional label. Example:settings.markers = [ { date: '2018-09-03', label: 'M1' }, { date: '2018-09-10', label: 'M2' }];
    • settings.drawOptions Array<String>? An array to determine the parts to be drawn. Possible options:'title' - draw the title 'axis' - draw the x and y axis 'legend' - draw the legend information 'markers' - draw the markers 'focus' - draw detailed data when hovering the diagram By default all of these draw options are on.
    • settings.style Object? Influence the appearance of the diagram with typeface and colors. The defaults are:settings.style = { fontSize: 12, fontFamily: 'sans-serif', color: '#222', backgroundColor: '#fff', axis: {color: '#222'}, markers: {color: '#222', backgroundColor: '#fff'} }You may configure colors for each stacked area, like for a chart with stacked areas named 'Highest', 'High', 'Medium' and 'Low': settings.style.Highest = { color: 'chartreuse', stroke: 'white' }; settings.style.High = { color: 'cornflowerblue', stroke: 'white' }; settings.style.Medium = { color: 'darkorange', stroke: 'white' }; settings.style.Low = { color: 'firebrick', stroke: 'white' };
    • settings.data {keys: Array<String>, entries: Array<Object>} The data for the diagram. Example:settings.data = { keys: ['Low', 'Medium', 'High', 'Highest'], entries: [ { date: '2018-09-03', Highest: 0, High: 0, Medium: 0, Low: 0 }, { date: '2018-09-04', Highest: 1, High: 0, Medium: 0, Low: 0 }, { date: '2018-09-05', Highest: 1, High: 1, Medium: 0, Low: 0 }, { date: '2018-09-06', Highest: 1, High: 0, Medium: 1, Low: 1 }, { date: '2018-09-07', Highest: 2, High: 1, Medium: 0, Low: 2 }, { date: '2018-09-08', Highest: 1, High: 1, Medium: 2, Low: 2 }, { date: '2018-09-09', Highest: 0, High: 0, Medium: 1, Low: 5 }, { date: '2018-09-10', Highest: 1, High: 1, Medium: 0, Low: 5 } ]}Each entry object must contain a date and the counts for the keys. Each key will be rendered as a stacked layer. The rendering of the stacked layers will follow the order of the keys. Hereby left to right keys leads to stacked areas from bottom to top.

draw

Draw the Stacked Area Chart inside of the provided settings.svg DOM tree element.

remove

Clear the chart from the provided settings.svg DOM tree element

imageSource

Draw the Stacked Area Chart inside of the provided settings.svg DOM tree element and return the result as a string which can be assigned to the SRC attribute of an HTML IMG tag.

Returns string

svgSource

Draw the Stacked Area Chart inside of the provided settings.svg DOM tree element and return the result as a SVG tag string.

Returns string