How to use the anychart.data function in anychart

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github AnyChart / AnyChart-React / examples / src / stock.js View on Github external
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import AnyChart from '../../dist/anychart-react.min.js'
import anychart from 'anychart'

// To use data for stock please include next files in your html-file (in  section)
// 
// 
// 
// 
// all of this data are presented in assets directory of plugin repository

var msftDataTable = anychart.data.table();
msftDataTable.addData(window.get_msft_daily_short_data());
var orclDataTable = anychart.data.table();
orclDataTable.addData(window.get_orcl_daily_short_data());
var cscoDataTable = anychart.data.table();
cscoDataTable.addData(window.get_csco_daily_short_data());
var ibmDataTable = anychart.data.table();
ibmDataTable.addData(window.get_ibm_daily_short_data());
var chart = anychart.stock();
var firstPlot = chart.plot(0);
firstPlot.area(msftDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).name('MSFT');
var secondPlot = chart.plot(1);
secondPlot.splineArea(orclDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).fill('#1976d2 0.65').stroke('1.5 #1976d2').name('ORCL');
var thirdPlot = chart.plot(2);
thirdPlot.stepArea(cscoDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).fill('#ef6c00 0.65').stroke('1.5 #ef6c00').name('CSCO');
var forthPlot = chart.plot(3);
forthPlot.line(msftDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).name('MSFT').tooltip(null);
github AnyChart / AnyChart-React / examples / src / choropleth_map.js View on Github external
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import AnyChart from '../../dist/anychart-react.min.js'
import anychart from 'anychart'

let data = anychart.data.set([
  {'id': 'AU.WA', 'value': 300},
  {'id': 'AU.JB', 'value': 230},
  {'id': 'AU.NS', 'value': 240},
  {'id': 'AU.VI', 'value': 275},
  {'id': 'AU.NT', 'value': 130},
  {'id': 'AU.TS', 'value': 190},
  {'id': 'AU.CT', 'value': 100},
  {'id': 'AU.SA', 'value': 305},
  {'id': 'AU.QL', 'value': 190}
]);

// please do not forget to include the map to your html file ( section)
// 

ReactDOM.render(
github AnyChart / AnyChart-React / examples / src / stock.js View on Github external
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import AnyChart from '../../dist/anychart-react.min.js'
import anychart from 'anychart'

// To use data for stock please include next files in your html-file (in  section)
// 
// 
// 
// 
// all of this data are presented in assets directory of plugin repository

var msftDataTable = anychart.data.table();
msftDataTable.addData(window.get_msft_daily_short_data());
var orclDataTable = anychart.data.table();
orclDataTable.addData(window.get_orcl_daily_short_data());
var cscoDataTable = anychart.data.table();
cscoDataTable.addData(window.get_csco_daily_short_data());
var ibmDataTable = anychart.data.table();
ibmDataTable.addData(window.get_ibm_daily_short_data());
var chart = anychart.stock();
var firstPlot = chart.plot(0);
firstPlot.area(msftDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).name('MSFT');
var secondPlot = chart.plot(1);
secondPlot.splineArea(orclDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).fill('#1976d2 0.65').stroke('1.5 #1976d2').name('ORCL');
var thirdPlot = chart.plot(2);
thirdPlot.stepArea(cscoDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).fill('#ef6c00 0.65').stroke('1.5 #ef6c00').name('CSCO');
var forthPlot = chart.plot(3);
forthPlot.line(msftDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).name('MSFT').tooltip(null);
forthPlot.spline(orclDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).name('ORCL').tooltip(null);
forthPlot.stepLine(cscoDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4})).name('CSCO').tooltip(null);
chart.scroller().area(msftDataTable.mapAs({'value': 4}));
chart.selectRange('2005-01-03', '2005-11-20');
github AnyChart / AnyChart-React / examples / src / multiseries_column_chart.js View on Github external
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import AnyChart from '../../dist/anychart-react.min.js'
import anychart from 'anychart'

const data = anychart.data.set([
  ['p1', 5, 4],
  ['p2', 6, 2],
  ['p3', 3, 7],
  ['p4', 1, 5]
]);

// Also you can set data as array or object
// As array
/*const data = [
  ['p1', 5, 4],
  ['p2', 6, 2],
  ['p3', 3, 7],
  ['p4', 1, 5]
];*/
github AnyChart / AnyChart-React / examples / src / data_streaming.js View on Github external
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import AnyChart from '../../dist/anychart-react.min.js'
import anychart from 'anychart'

let count = 50;
let rawData = [];
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) {
  rawData.push([i, Math.random() * 10])
}
let dataSet = anychart.data.set(rawData);

ReactDOM.render(
  , document.getElementById('root'));

let counter = count;
setInterval(function() {
  dataSet.remove(0);
  dataSet.append([counter++, Math.random() * 10])
}, 500);

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