@godind/canvas-gauges
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This is a fork from from the original project. The project is not maintained anymore.
This fork aims to fix known issues. I do not plan to improve the library but PRs are welcomed!
Package available on npm as @godind/canvas-gauges
This is tiny implementation of highly configurable gauge using pure JavaScript and HTML5 canvas. No dependencies. Suitable for IoT devices because of minimum code base.
Canvas gauges can be simply installed using npm package manager. Depending on your needs there is possibility to install whole gauge library or only that part you really need for your project. To install the whole library, run:
$ npm install canvas-gauges
If you only need the exact type of the gauge it can be installed using the appropriate npm tag. Currently the following gauges are supported: linear, radial.
To install only linear gauge, run:
$ npm install canvas-gauges@linear
To install only radial gauge, run:
$ npm install canvas-gauges@radial
This strategy useful only if you need to minimize your code base and plan to use ONLY a specific gauge type. If you need to use various gauge types in your project it is recommended to use whole gauge package.
You can find complete docs on the canvas gauges web-site:
Here are some third-party libraries which are developed and delivered to use canvas-gauges as components for a different popular frameworks:
For supporting development!
For testing support!
And to all contributors!
This code is subject to MIT license.
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Minimalist HTML5 Canvas Gauges
We found that @godind/canvas-gauges demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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