react-timeseries-charts | Declarative and modular timeseries | Data Visualization library
kandi X-RAY | react-timeseries-charts Summary
kandi X-RAY | react-timeseries-charts Summary
This library contains a set of modular charting components used for building flexible interactive charts. It was built for React from the ground up, specifically to visualize timeseries data and network traffic data in particular. Low level elements are constructed using d3, while higher level composability is provided by React. Charts can be stacked as rows, overlaid on top of each other, or any combination, all in a highly declarative manner. The library is used throughout the public facing ESnet Portal.
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I'm currently playing with ESnet's react timeseries charting components, with the specific goal of allowing a user to zoom into a displayed chart, as in their currency example.
According to their documentation and to the best of my understanding of the example's source code, it should be enough, if one is rendering a chart like this:
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Answered 2018-Aug-14 at 11:07On their example, they use
onTimeRangeChanged={this.handleTimeRangeChange}
if you look in the example source code, at https://github.com/esnet/react-timeseries-charts/blob/master/src/website/packages/charts/examples/currency/Index.js
they define the function as
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I'm new to git. I just git cloned this library and am trying to run the code in this folder. I know that it uses Javascript so I tried using npm start but it gave me a npm ERR! missing script: start error. How do I run it?
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Answered 2018-Jul-10 at 17:40You should use the Getting Started guide on their docs. You are meant to install the package via npm and not cloning it using git. You would only clone the repo if you intend on modifying their code.
2.1 How to Install This charts library is intended to be installed with npm and the built into your project with a tool like Webpack. It expects React to be present, as well as our TimeSeries abstraction library, pond.js. More on this below.
To install:
npm install react-timeseries-charts pondjs --save
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I have a .json file that looks like this:
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Answered 2018-Jul-09 at 16:41You can use Array#map():
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I did "npm install --save -g pondjs" but when I ran my code, I got this error message:
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Answered 2018-Jul-06 at 20:44Don't use the -g flag when installing. The -g flag allows you to access the installed npm package via command line, but is not a part of your local project files.
If you need it both locally and globally, npm install it twice (once with the -g flag and once without).
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a central flexible sized area in which charts can be added and
axes on either the left or right of the central area.
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