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Charts / Graphs page #45

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lathonez opened this issue Mar 9, 2016 · 4 comments
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Charts / Graphs page #45

lathonez opened this issue Mar 9, 2016 · 4 comments

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@lathonez
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lathonez commented Mar 9, 2016

Implement a page showing frequency of clicks over time

@juliocbcotta
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Do you plan to use any lib? I saw this one being recommended...

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Noted, thank you very much 👍

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chron0 commented Aug 9, 2016

Almost overlooked. I'm also using chart.js heavily in my current ionic2/angular2 kitchensink/learning stage and I've got no idea how to test it properly (hence no coverage).

As of right now chart.js (via ng2-charts) seems like the best choice for angular2 projects since it has no other deps (except for moment.js which it also bundles), renders on canvas instead of resource hogging SVG and is generally kind to mobile/embedded clients.

I'd love to see a best practice ng2-charts/chart.js example for ionic2/angular2, especially when it comes with a way to test it properly. My crude PoC implementation seems to work but I don't believe it to be the "right" way to do it. But it may help to get something started:

https://github.com/apollo-ng/governess/blob/master/governess-app/app/pages/control/control.ts

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lathonez commented Aug 9, 2016

Thanks looks very interesting. Will take a look when I get onto it.

On 10 Aug 2016 06:18, "chrono" [email protected] wrote:

Almost overlooked. I'm also using chart.js heavily in my current
ionic2/angular2 kitchensink/learning stage and I've got no idea how to test
it properly (hence no coverage).

As of right now chart.js (via ng2-charts) seems like the best choice for
angular2 projects since it has no other deps (except for moment.js which it
also bundles), renders on canvas instead of resource hogging SVG and is
generally kind to mobile/embedded clients.

I'd love to see a best practice ng2-charts/chart.js example for
ionic2/angular2, especially when it comes with a way to test it properly.
My crude PoC implementation seems to work but I don't believe it to be the
"right" way to do it. But it may help to get something started:

https://github.com/apollo-ng/governess/blob/master/
governess-app/app/pages/control/control.ts


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