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react-native-chart

NOTE: I have not been able to maintain this repo. Recommend switching to Victory Charts.

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Getting Started

NPM

  1. npm i react-native-chart --save

Link ART to your project

  1. Right click Libraries and click 'Add Files to {YourProject}'
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  1. Navigate to your project's node_modules/react-native/Libraries/ART and select 'ART.xcodeproj'
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  1. Go to Build Phases -> Link Binary With Libraries
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4 Click the '+', and add libART.a

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Then rebuild.

Usage

import React, { StyleSheet, View, Component } from 'react-native';
import Chart from 'react-native-chart';

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
	container: {
		flex: 1,
		justifyContent: 'center',
		alignItems: 'center',
		backgroundColor: 'white',
	},
	chart: {
		width: 200,
		height: 200,
	},
});

const data = [[
	[0, 1],
	[1, 3],
	[3, 7],
	[4, 9],
]];

class SimpleChart extends Component {
	render() {
		return (
			<View style={styles.container}>
				<Chart
					style={styles.chart}
					data={data}
					verticalGridStep={5}
					type="line"
					showDataPoint={true}
					color={['#e1cd00']}
				 />
			</View>
		);
	}
}

Properties

Use '' y-values to signify the 'render but empty' data points.

PropertyTypeDescriptionRequiredDefault
dataArray< Array< [number, number] > >An array of arrays of [x, y] pairs.Yes
typestringpie/bar/lineYesbar
colorArray < string >Color of bars/line in line chartNo#4DC4E6
cornerRadiusnumberCorner radius of bars in bar chartNo0
fillColorArray < string >Fill area colors in line chartNo
dataPointColorArray < string >Stroke colors for line chart data pointNo
dataPointFillColorArray < string >Fill colors for line chart data pointNo
dataPointRadiusnumberRadius of the data pointNo3
lineWidthnumberWidth of line chart lineNo1
showDataPointbooleanShow data points on line chartNofalse
sliceColorsArray < string >Array of colors for pie chart slicesYes[ < random colors > ]
axisColorstringColor of axis linesNo#333333
axisLabelColorstringColor of axis testNo#333333
axisLineWidthnumberWidth of axis linesNo1
gridColorstringColor of grid linesNo#333333
gridLineWidthnumberWidth of grid linesNo0.5
hideHorizontalGridLinesbooleanHide grid lines going from LTRNofalse
hideVerticalGridLinesbooleanHide grid lines going up -> downNofalse
showAxisbooleanShow the X and Y axesNotrue
showGridbooleanShow the gridNotrue
showXAxisLabelsbooleanShow X-Axis labelsNotrue
showYAxisLabelsbooleanShow Y-Axis labelsNotrue
styleobjectStyle on the containerNo{}
tightBoundsbooleanTighten min and max bounds strictly to min/max in datasetNofalse
verticalGridStepnumberHow many vertical grid lines to showNo4
horizontalGridStepnumberHow many horizontal grid lines to showNoall
xAxisHeightnumberHeight of X-axis containerNo20
yAxisTransformFunctionTransform data point to y-axis labelNo(_) => _
xAxisTransformFunctionTransform data point to x-axis labelNo(_) => _
yAxisWidthnumberWidth of the Y-axis containerNo30
yAxisUseDecimalbooleanShow decimals on Y-axis labelsNofalse
yAxisShortLabelbooleanShorten yAxis labels with K, M, B for thousand<->billion, etcNofalse

TODO

  • Code cleanup
  • Multi-line chart
  • Horizontal line chart
  • Scatter chart

Info/Support

Work prior to repo transfer on Feb 1, 2015 was the work of Hyun Cho @ OneFold.

Email tom.auty@gmail.com for support.

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Last updated on 27 Sep 2017

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