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@iapps/ngx-dhis2-visualization
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Visualization module for dhis2 applications based on angular 6
npm install ngx-dhis2-visualization
If the module is to be imported in the app.module, then import as
import { NgxDhis2VisualizationModule } from 'ngx-dhis2-visualization';
then add this in the imports
imports: [
...
NgxDhis2VisualizationModule.forRoot(),
...
]
If the module is to be imported in other modules, then add this in the imports
imports: [
...
NgxDhis2VisualizationModule.forChild(),
...
]
Once imported, visualization card can be called in as
<ngx-dhis2-visualization
[id]="'visualizationId'"
[type]="'CHART'"
[name]="'Visualization'"
[visualizationLayers]="visualizationLayers"
></ngx-dhis2-visualization>
where
[{
id: string;
analytics?: Analytics;
dataSelections?: VisualizationDataSelection[];
layout?: VisualizationLayout;
metadataIdentifiers?: Array<string>;
layerType?: string;
config?: {[name: string]: any};
}]
where
{
headers?: any[];
metaData?: any;
rows: Array<any[]>;
}
{
dimension: string;
name: string;
layout?: string;
filter?: string;
optionSet?: any;
legendSet?: string;
items: Array<{
id: string;
name: string;
type: string;
}>;
}
{
rows: Array<string>;
columns: Array<string>;
filters: Array<string>;
excluded?: Array<string>;
}
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Visualization module for dhis2 applications based on angular 6
We found that @iapps/ngx-dhis2-visualization demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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