technology-chart
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An technology radar chart implementation without any dependency inspired in Tought Works radar chart. Built-in with TypeScript. Important: Currently this library is in beta version.
This library is distributed by NPM (Node package manager). See the steps of installation and usage below.
npm i technology-chart
The code implementation is simple and can be resumed in these steps:
This library is created using Canvas HTML5 API, so you need an canvas element to initialize the chart.
<html>
<head>
[...]
<!-- You can customize the canvas size with CSS -->
<style>
canvas#tech-radar {
width: 400px;
/** By default, the canvas always be a square, using the maximum size [Math.max(width, height)]*/
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<!-- Add canvas element -->
<canvas id="tech-radar"></canvas>
</body>
</html>
You should create an configuration object, used by TechnologyChart to create the chart inside canvas. All options provided by configuration object can be found in API Section.
const settings = {
quadrants: ["Lang", "Data", "Frameworks", "Infra"], // Required
rings: ["Adopt", "Trial", "Assess", "Hold"],
data: [
{
quadrant: "Lang",
ring: "Adopt",
value: "TypeScript"
}
]
}
You prepare de canvas and de configuratio object, now we need pass they with argument of TechnologyChart.
const canvas = document.getElementById("tech-radar");
const settings = {/** The config object of step above */};
const chart = new TechnologyChart(canvas, settings);
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Vanilla library for create technology radar chart using canvas API
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We found that technology-chart 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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