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chartbuilder
Advanced tools
Chartbuilder is a front-end charting application that facilitates easy creation of simple beautiful charts.
Chartbuilder is the user and export interface. D4 is the default charting framework. Chartbuilder powers all chart creation on Atlas, a charting platform developed by Quartz.
Chartbuilder is the final step in charting to create charts in a consistent predefined style. Paste data into it and export the code to draw a mobile friendly responsive chart or a static svg or png chart.
Other than Quartz, customized Chartbuilder created charts have been seen in many publications:
If you are not interested in customizing the styles of your charts use the hosted version: http://quartz.github.io/Chartbuilder/build
To work on the Chartbuilder code, first download the project and install dependencies:
####Download via github
cd ~/Downloads/Chartbuilder-master/
)npm install
npm run dev
####Making a chart with Charbuilder
####Customizing your Chartbuilder
Run the full test suite with npm test
(requires phantomjs 2.0 or greater).
Fore more output, or if you don't have phantomjs 2+ handy, you may run npm run test-js-browser
and/or npm run test-jsx-browser
and open the URL that
testling gives you.
FAQs
Easily create beautiful charts
The npm package chartbuilder receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, chartbuilder popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that chartbuilder 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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