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A collection of components that make it easy to build interactive charts with D3
A collection of components that make it easy to build interactive charts with D3.
This project has recently upgraded to D3 version 5 to take advantage of the new promise-based API, and stays compatible with D3 version 4 for all other functionality. For more details, see the release notes for D3 version 5.0 and d3fc v14.0.0.
For details of installation and general usage, visit the d3fc project webpage.
This project is a mono-repo that uses Lerna to manage dependencies between packages. To get started, run the following:
npm install
npm test
This install dependencies, and runs lerna bootstrap
in order to manage the cross-dependencies between the various projects. The test script bundles all of the packages and runs the tests.
When making changes to a package, you can either execute npm run bundle
within the package folder to build just that package, or you can run the following from the project root:
lerna run bundle --since --concurrency 1
This uses lerna run
to execute the bundle
run script for all packages that have been modified (or have modified dependencies).
Releases are managed via CI and semantic release.
These components are licensed under the MIT License.
Project supported by Scott Logic.
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A collection of components that make it easy to build interactive charts with D3
The npm package d3fc receives a total of 3,496 weekly downloads. As such, d3fc popularity was classified as popular.
We found that d3fc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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