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dmn-elex-race-result-table
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A chart module for displaying one or multiple political race results.
Chart module for one or multiple race results.
$ npm install --save dmn-elex-race-result-table
This module uses ES6 syntax. To use as a pre-compiled module, you'll need a compiler like babel.
In the client, include the global-chart.js
bundle, which defines a global chart object, RaceResultTable
:
<script src="some/path/to/global-chart.js"></script>
To use as a module, simply import the chart object:
import RaceResultTable from 'dmn-elex-race-result-table';
The chart object has two methods, one to create the chart, initially, and another to update it.
var myChart = new RaceResultTable();
// create needs a selection string and prefectched data
myChart.create('#chart', data);
// update needs only new data
myChart.update(newData);
To apply this chart's default styles when using SCSS, simply define the variable $RaceResultTable-container
to represent the ID or class of the chart's container(s) and import the _chart-styles.scss
partial.
$RaceResultTable-container: '#chart';
@import 'path/to/dmn-elex-race-result-table/src/scss/_chart-styles';
Write your chart code in chart.js
and add custom styles to _chart-styles.scss
.
Then, just run gulp:
$ gulp
Or to minimize javascript before publishing:
$ gulp --production
FAQs
A chart module for displaying one or multiple political race results.
We found that dmn-elex-race-result-table demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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