quickchart | Chart image and QR code web API
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QuickChart is a service that generates images of charts from a URL. Because these charts are simple images, they are very easy to embed in non-dynamic environments such as email, SMS, chat rooms, and so on.
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- Renders the chart
- Set the x and axis labels
- Set chart type
- Parse series data
- Chart - graphiz function
- Add a marker to the chart
- Set the x and axis properties of a chart
- Set the legend
- Renders the raw query
- Render a QR code
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QUESTION
I am making a stacked bar-chart using QuickChart. The stack loads the data from bottom to top.
I want it to be top to bottom, having my first entry at the top.
Referring to this post, I tried adding reversed
like in Highcharts, but it doesn't help.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 10:41This is because quickchart by default still uses V2 and V2 syntax is different so you will need to put it like this:
QUESTION
I was trying to render graph in pdf generated using pdfkit. I found this solution https://quickchart.io/documentation/google-charts-image-server/#example
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-26 at 16:59I faced a similar issue a while ago, the thing here is that you have to consider that google charts is a library that is loaded when the page is rendered, meaning that in order to generate a pdf it should be already there before generating it. The approach you can use is to use a headless browser to emulate that the page is open and then the dependencies are loaded so when you send the HTML to pdfkit it will contain everything you need to generate the pdf or you can use selenium to do something similar. The tricky part however is to adjust the window size to hold all the charts, but you can sort it out with some trials.
QUESTION
I am looking to use QuickChart in my PHP project. I skimmed the documentation completely. But, everything in it has the data being statically loaded as an array. I am trying to load external data, that is generated from somewhere else, into the chart. To understand QuickChart, I tried to load data dynamically in the examples provided in the documentation.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 18:40That looks like a JSON String representaion of an array so for example
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a radar chart using quickchart.io. I accomplished the look I want on raw html, but for some reason, quickchart doesn't like it when it comes to radial option :(
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 08:43quickchart.io
defaults to latest Chart.js v2 according to their documentation. Therefore, your chart options
need to be written as follows. Alternatively you can try to define the version
parameter to explicitly tell quickchart.io
to use Chart.js v3.
QUESTION
So I am trying to fetch a .png file from quickchart.io with the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 13:59You must provide an image url so instead of your current fetch where you try to get the image you have to provide the quickchart link like so:
QUESTION
The purpose of the program is to display chart on click of the button with given parameters.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 12:59You have to create the frame and its content panel by yourself, note that using multiple frames in an application is in general a bad idea, so consider a different design for your UI (e.g. tabbed pane).
Sample code, only displayChart(...)
is relevant for you but I always prefer to create a runnable example:
QUESTION
Given my chartJS config below
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 10:37Which version of Chart.js are you using because it seems to be working fine with your config.
QUESTION
I am trying to create graphs using QuickChart and Chart.Js with HTML. I have the following, but want to figure out how to change the font size and font style for all the text. I also want to change the YAxis go to to 10. Can anyone help?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-29 at 06:56The answers you seek are in the Chart.js documentation.
First, to change the yAxis to go to 10, use options.scales.yAxes.ticks.suggestedMax
(chart.js doc).
To change font size and style, you can set these values for each component of the graph:
For the legend, use
options.legend.labels.fontColor/fontStyle/fontFamily
(chart.js doc).For the axes, use
options.scales..ticks.font*
(chart.js doc).For the chart title, use
options.title.font*
(chart.js doc).
Put it all together:
QUESTION
I wanted to generate a pie-chart to include in an email body by generating < img src = "...." > tag. For that, i came across a chart library called Quickcharts(https://quickchart.io/) which is an open-source charting library.
Somehow, I don't know how to change the background color of each slice in Quickcharts. Currently, I have something like this,
I want to change the background color of pie chart and bring the quickcharts, something similar to this.
Let me know if anyone could help. Thanks in Advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 01:35Using Chart.js, you can set the background color of a pie chart with the backgroundColor
attribute:
QUESTION
I have a UWP Application which reads live Bluetooth data from a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) device, plots it using QuickCharts, and logs it to a csv file.
Currently every 250ms a Timer is triggered, which logs the data and updates the graph (this last operation is scheduled on the UI Thread).
I had a problem by which the application went into suspended state whenever it was minimized or covered by another app, so I decided to enable the restricted capabilities in the App maifest and declared an ExtendedExecutionForegroundSession
(as explained here). This solved the issue, and the data is logged following the timer even when the app is minimized.
However, this caused the following effect: Whenever the App is minimized (not covered by another, but minimized), the memory usage explodes, and grows at around 100MB/min. My hypothesis is that although the app is in an active state, and the UI Tasks are scheduled, they are not able to run when the App is minimized. When I again maximize the App, the memory usage quickly drops and the graph updates quickly until it catches up. My question is the following:
- Is it possible to run scheduled UI Tasks when the App is minimized?
- If not, is it possible to detect when the App is minimized in order to not launch those tasks in that case? (but keeping the logging, which does work now through the Extended Session).
I am thankful for any insight, and apologize for my inexperience with UWP.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-16 at 00:18Is it possible to run scheduled UI Tasks when the App is minimized?
When the application is minimized, the application enters the Suspend state. This is not done immediately, but the application is suspended after being minimized for a period of time.
In the suspend state, the current application state is retained until the next time the application is resumed or closed, during which the UI scheduled work cannot be performed
If not, is it possible to detect when the App is minimized in order to not launch those tasks in that case?
Currently UWP does not provide an API to check whether the window is minimized, but the Suspend
event will be triggered after minimizing, So we can handle the App.OnSuspending
, you can turn off the functions when the event is triggered.
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