I already have previously made charts with D3.js that I'm trying to transfer into Meteor, but it's not working at the moment.
I placed the D3 code in the helper and then render it in HTML via the {{helper}} syntax. I tried placing it in the onRendered and onCreated spaces, but not sure how that would be transferred to the HTML itself.
Any help on how to render these graphs on Meteor would be appreciated.
I use c3 package instead of d3. It's easier.
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I'm having a dataset, and I would like to visualize it in a dashboard on Odoo/OpenERP V7. Is there a way, I can import with it D3.JS or NVD3.JS charts into odoo and visualize them there?
Else, how can I visualize a bunch of CSV files on a dashboard in Odoo/OpenERP?
At the end, I used the dashboard module integrated in the OpenERP V7, using the graph tags in the xml file. Doesn't provide a high quality graphs, but, it did the job.
I'd like to use a part of d3 server-side in a Meteor app. Specifically, d3's CSV utilities. However, the package.js file only provides d3 to clients.
Does it make sense to use the d3 CSV utilities server-side? If yes, what's the canonical way to make this happen?
Crossposted on forums.meteor.com here.
You can make your own package or just download and drop the d3.js into your project in a way that makes it accessible server side, as in don't put it in the client or public directories.
You could give D3-Node a try. https://github.com/bradoyler/d3-node
I have datum in a CSV file, that I would like to be graphed by the use of Google Charts. I've done some research, and concluded the best way of doing it would be:
Upload the CSV file online from the server to Quandl
Download contents of the CSV file in to a HTML template
This will all be done with a Crontab, so the graphs will be updated in intervals - ie automatically.
Q1: Is there any other known alternatives of converting contents of a CSV file to a Google Charts
Q2: Can this be done with BASH? Or is there a more appropriate/easier languages for such a project [ie Python, JS?].
This generated graph will be embedded into a website, and thus be online.
From Google Chart docs:
The most common way to use Google Charts is with simple JavaScript
that you embed in your web page. You load some Google Chart libraries,
list the data to be charted, select options to customize your chart,
and finally create a chart object with an id that you choose. Then,
later in the web page, you create a with that id to display the
Google Chart.
Then, the most common language is javascript, why are you trying something different?
Is there a way to make an image slide show using only google apps script ui services.I have created a gallery of image but doesnt have any transition animation. I cant find any example using any effect animation (fade in fadeout). I cant also find any timed events examples. Thanks.
Using JQuery, this will not be possible using the UiApp. I believe Caja rejects CSS3, so therefore you wouldn't be able to set it as an attribute either.
The only thing I can suggest is utilizing the HTML Service which would allow the use of JQuery - be sure to use Google's hosted JQuery as it will run faster for you.
Hope this helps,
Cheers.
i am generating pie chart using jfreechart and integrated the same to rich faces using a4j:mediaOutput , can any one advice , if i can have the tool tip enabled for the same.
has anyone implemented drilldown charts with these two tech together?
I haven't used these two technologies together, but from what I know of JFreeChart and Richfaces independently I think you have two options.
Use the JFreeChart built in servlet (see here) to let JFreeChart take care of generating the images, tooltips, and hyperlink drilldowns. This worked great for JSPs, but I'm not sure how well it will work if you want ajax support for drilldowns. I would look into overriding the PieChart URL and Tooltip generators so they generate richfaces goodness. This would largely use the a4j:mediaOutput to get the images.
The second option is to use JFreeChart's painting utilities as if you were working in Swing, but in a bean as shown in the RichFaces' docs.
Whichever you choose, I would suggest start by just trying to get the image working and then upgrade to drilldowns and tooltips. I would expect both upgrades to be doable though, and I have done so in JSPs. Hopefully someone will help you out with using these technologies specifically.