g-chartcolour
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Work in progress.
A JS module (following the D3 pattern) for colours in FT charts.
Either npm install g-chartcolour or you can include it directly in your page via unpkg (or equiv)...
https://unpkg.com/g-chartcolour@0.5.0/build/g-chartcolour.min.js
Clone the repository locally
install dev dependencies npm install
build the module and the documentation page npm run prepare
To change an existing palette simply go into the src directory, open the file corresponding to the palette you want to change and edit the appropriate hex code.
To add a new palette create a sensibly named file in the src directory following the example of one of the existing palettes. Each palette exports either a single array eg sequential-multi or a single object eg categorical-uk-politics). The palette should then be added to the index.js file so it gets included in the build.
Update snapshot testing with npm run update-snapshot.
When you're happy with the palette create a pull request and that's it!
FAQs
colours for FT charts
We found that g-chartcolour demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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