# Podium Reporting Toolkit
A collection of Podium's reporting platform and charting components built in React.

Podium Charts provides Podium styles and conveniences on top of the Recharts library. http://recharts.org/en-US/api

## Getting Started

### Documentation
Documentation for each component is in progress and lives within storybook itself. Click on the "Notes" tab inside the story to view it. 

### Installing

Clone the repo

```
git clone git@github.com:podium/podium-charts.git
```

Using yarn install dependencies

```
yarn
```

Start storybook on port 9001

```
yarn storybook # alternatively you can just run `yarn start`
```

### Important Notes
* All dates and times are displayed as they are received. If you need data displayed in a certain timezone, the data needs to be converted beforehand.


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Podium Reporting Toolkit

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