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@density/chart-current-count
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A chart for showing the current count of a space, and how full that space is expected to be. npm
This chart has a single default export. This exported function takes two arguments: a dom element, and an object full of properties. When called, this chart will render the chart inside the given DOM element. See the below example.
import currentCount from '@density/chart-current-count';
// or: const currentCount = require('@density/chart-current-count').default;
const element = document.getElementById('chart-container');
const props = {currentCount: 43};
currentCount(element, props);
In addition, if you'd like to render a chart in a context where the DOM is abstracted away from you, such as a React or Angular app, then check out our companion helper library.
currentCount
: An integer representing the current count in a space.
label
: (optional) An optional label to add to the upper left corner of the card.
capacity
: (optional) An optional integer representing the maximum capacity of the space. If
unspecified, hide capacity card features.
.
├── index.js # Contains main chart code. Other javascript files may be present.
├── package.json
├── story.js # Contains a react-storyboard story. Use it to present different states of your chart in the parent project.
└── styles.scss # Contains all chart styles.
FAQs
Current Count chart
We found that @density/chart-current-count demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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