lucified/lucify-small-line-chart

Name: lucify-small-line-chart

Owner: Lucify

Description: A React line chart component useful for showing small multiples.

Created: 2016-04-01 18:28:42.0

Updated: 2016-04-05 17:58:28.0

Pushed: 2016-05-04 07:35:13.0

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Language: JavaScript

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README

A line chart React component

About

A controlled React component that shows a small line chart, useful for linked small multiples. Built using React and D3.js

Example of linked charts (code):

Animated GIF of component

This is a pre-release of a package belonging to the Lucify platform. It has been published to satisfy dependencies of other packages. Any APIs may change without notice.

Installation

Add lucify-small-line-chart along with its dependencies (React.js and D3.js) to your project's dependencies:

m install react d3 lucify-small-line-chart --save

Require it in your Javascript:

ES5
LucifySmallLineChart = require('lucify-small-line-chart').default;
ES6
rt LucifySmallLineChart from 'lucify-small-line-chart';

Now you can use it like any other React component.

Note: this component has only been tested to work with React 0.13. It should work with React 0.14 as well, but we can't confirm it at this point.

Props

[TODO: explain these]

Development

Build the Javascript files into lib/ with:

m run build

Or build the development version and start watching for changes with:

m run dev

To serve the example page on port 3000 and see changes live, start Gulp:

lp

Then point your browser to http://localhost:3000/

Developing as part of a project

To develop this component in tandem with a parent project using npm link, first link this project to the parent project:

 path_to_this_project
m link
 path_to_parent_project
m link lucify-small-line-chart

Then link the parent project's React folder to this project:

 path_to_parent_project
 node_modules/react
m link
 path_to_this_project
m link react

This is needed in order to prevent React from being loaded twice.

Note that if you do not use Webpack to build your parent project, the development build will likely not work. You can build the production version while watching for changes by running node_modules/.bin/webpack -p --watch.


This work is supported by the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, Grant Number U24TR002306. This work is solely the responsibility of the creators and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.