This is a React.js plugin for creating and visualizing data in chart format.

The source for this module is in the main repo.
Example app is here.
Backend service for the example app is here.
npm package is here.

Before installing the Chartify package, make sure that you have a recent version of Node.js installed on your system.

Install Node.js here

To install the Chartify package, you can use the following command in your terminal:

npm install chartify --save-dev

The above command installs the Chartify package and adds it as a dev dependency in your project. The "--save-dev" option indicates that the package is only required for development purposes and should not be included in the final production build.

To integrate the Chartify library into an existing project, you will need to import it into your project and create a data array with objects that represent each data point.

Here is a code snippet to get you started:

import Chartify from 'chartify';

const data = [{
xValue: '20.11.2016',
yValue: 5,
title: '007 Spectre'
}];

const config = {
theme: 'blue',
width: 50,
height: 10,
boxSize: 20,
isLineChart: false,
bordered: false
};

<Chartify 
 data={data} 
 container="films-container" 
 config={config} 
/>

The data array should contain objects that have three key-value pairs: xValue, yValue, and title. xValue and yValue should be of type string and number, respectively.

The container prop is a class that will be added to the chart container element. This is important in case you have more than one chart on your page.

The config prop is an object with properties that allow you to configure the look and feel of the chart. The properties include theme, width, height, boxSize, isLineChart, and bordered. You can choose the color scheme of the chart ("default", "blue", "grey","white", etc.), set the width ( length of X-axis) and height ( length of Y-axis) of the chart, specify the size of each box in pixels, determine if the chart is a line chart or not, and whether or not each box should have a border.

The Chartify project is released under the MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2020, which means that it is open-source and free to use. If you have any questions or would like to contribute to the project, you can visit the repository on Github and look at the CONTRIBUTING.md.