d3-chartframe

Draw the title, subtitle etc. for a D3 graphic without much boiler plate code

Usage no npm install needed!

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README

d3-chart-frame

What is it? It's for making the boring but necessary stuff on D3 charts in as painless a fashion as possible.

more information here: http://www.toffeemilkshake.co.uk/chart-frame/

Installing

If you use NPM, npm install d3-chart-frame. Otherwise, download the latest release.

API Reference

# frame.margin({ D3 margin convention })

Uses the D3 margin convention to position the plot area, i.e. the bit inside the frame.

frame.margin({
  top:20,
  left:20,
  right:20,
  bottom:20
});

You can provide just top, or just left or whatever. The rest will be defaults. If you don't provide any arguments the function returns the currently set margins.

# frame.title( string )

Set the HTML of the chart's title (if no string is specified returns the current value)

# frame.subtitle( string )

Set the HTML of the chart's subtitle (if no string is specified returns the current value).

# frame.source( string )

Set the HTML of the chart's source (if no string is specified returns the current value).

# frame.dimension() Get the size of the available area i.e. size of the SVG without the margins. Returns an object:

{
    width:500,
    height:500
}

# frame.titleY( position )

Set the Y position of the title (if no position is provided returns the current value).

# frame.subtitleY( position )

Set the Y position of the subtitle (if no position is provided returns the current value).

# frame.sourceYOffset( position )

How much the source is offset from the bottom of the SVG. (if no position is provided returns the current value).

# frame.width( size )

Set (or if no argument is specified, retrieve) the width of the available space for the chart frame. 👇

# frame.height( size )

Set (or if no argument is specified, retrieve) the height of the available space for the chart frame. 👇

# frame.watermark( href )

This adds a little icon to the bottom right of the chart for attribution purposes, not really awatermark I suppose. Typically I'd use an external svg file:

frame.watermark('external.svg#element-id');

# frame.watermarkSize( size )

The size of the icon mentioned above, in pixels.

👉 Note: If the chart frame is being called on an SVG element the width, height and title functions will re-write those properties of the parent SVG. If you don't want this to happen you can avoid it by calling the function on a group element instead.

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