svg-gauge | Zero dependencies | Animation library

It seems you already got where the issue is. When you land on you main entry point, the axios call is triggered and you have all the data you need in the store. But if you land on the component itself, the axios call does not get triggered and your store is empty.

To solve you can add some conditional logic to your component, to do an axios call if the required data is undefined or empty.

Check this link. You can see that he binds the function to the component.

https://codepen.io/gaearon/pen/xEmzGg?editors=0010

It's difficult to say exactly why you have gotten this error, but if you remove the node_modules directory and reinstall every dependency it should work as expected.

Originally, React.createClass was the only way you declared components. Class components and functional stateless components were added later. With the release of React 16, React.createClass was removed, but it was moved to the separate create-react-class package to make upgrading easier on codebases that relied heavily on React.createClass. You can read a bit more about the deprecation of React.createClass here

So the example for that project is just using the create-react-class package, but you should be able to use a class component instead.

What you are doing is correct but I feel there might be some mismatch in your path.. If you use Webstorm/IntelliJ you can double check the path by ctrl+click the package and it'll take you to the file.

The problem is that the green arc is overlapping the red one.

This causes some red color in the antialiased border of the green arc, which makes it look bad:

For a quick test, make the red arc smaller, so the borders do not overlap:

The solution is to make sure the arcs do not overlap.

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