Morris.js is the library that powers the graphs on http://howmanyleft.co.uk/. It's a very simple API for drawing line, bar, area and donut charts.
Cheers!
- Olly (olly@oesmith.co.uk)
I'm unfortunately not able to actively support Morris.js any more. I keep an eye on the issues, but I rarely have the time to fix bugs or review pull requests.
If you're interested in actively contributing to Morris.js, please contact me on the email address above.
- jQuery (>= 1.7 recommended, but it'll probably work with older versions)
- Raphael.js (>= 2.0)
See the website.
Very daring.
Fork, hack, possibly even add some tests, then send a pull request :)
Remember that Morris.js is a coffeescript project. Please make your changes in
the .coffee
files, not in the compiled javascript files in the root directory
of the project.
You'll need node.js. I recommend using nvm for installing node in development environments.
With node installed, install grunt using
npm install -g grunt-cli
, and then the rest of the test/build dependencies
with npm install
in the morris.js project folder.
Additionally, bower is required for for retrieving additional test dependencies.
Install it with npm install -g bower
and then bower install
in the morris project folder.
Once you're all set up, you can compile, minify and run the tests using grunt
.
Note: I'm experimenting with using perceptual diffs to catch rendering regressions. Due to font rendering differences between platforms, the pdiff tests currently only pass on OS X.
- Fix touch event handling.
- Fix stacked=false in bar chart #275
- Configurable vertical segments #297
- Deprecate continuousLine option.
- Update grunt dependency #288
- Donut segment color config in data objects #281
- Customisable line widths and point drawing #272
- Bugfix for @options.smooth #266
- Option to disable axes individually #253
- Range selection #252
- Week format for x-labels #250
- Update developer quickstart instructions #243
- Experimenting with perceptual diffs.
- Add original data row to hover callback #264
- setData method for donut charts #211
- Automatic resizing #111
- Fix travis builds #298
- Option for rounded corners on bar charts #305
- Option to set padding for X axis labels #306
- Use local javascript for examples.
- Events on non-time series #314
- Fix flickering hover box #186
- xLabelAngle option (diagonal labels!!) #239
- Fix area chart fill bug #190
- Make event handlers chainable
- gridTextFamily and gridTextWeight options
- Fix hovers with setData #213
- Fix hideHover behaviour #236
- Fix DST handling #191
- Parse data values from strings in Morris.Donut #189
- Non-cumulative area charts #199
- Round Y-axis labels to significant numbers #162
- Customising default hover content #179
- Fix goal and event rendering. #181
- Don't break when empty data is passed to setData #142
- labelColor option for donuts #159
- Goals and events #103.
- Bower package manager metadata.
- More flexible formatters #107.
- Color callbacks.
- Decade intervals for time-axis labels.
- Non-continous line tweaks #116.
- Stacked bars #120.
- HTML hover #134.
- yLabelFormat #139.
- Disable axes #114.
- Bar charts! #101.
- Area charts! #47.
- Some major refactoring and test suite improvements.
- Set smooth parameter per series #91.
- Custom dateFormat for string x-values #90.
- Add
formatter
option for customising value labels in donuts #75. - Cycle
lineColors
on line charts to avoid running out of colours #78. - Add method to select donut segments. #79.
- Don't go negative on yMin when all y values are zero. #80.
- Don't sort data when parseTime is false #83.
- Customise styling for points. #87.
- Donut charts!
- Bugfix: ymin/ymax bug #71.
- Bugfix: infinite loop when data indicates horizontal line #66.
- Support for decimal labels on y-axis #58.
- Better axis label clipping #63.
- Redraw graphs with updated data using
setData
method #64. - Bugfix: series with zero or one non-null values #65.
- Bugfix: Fix zero-value regression
- Bugfix: Don't modify user-supplied data
- Customising x-axis labels with
xLabelFormat
option - Only use timezones when timezone info is specified
- Fix old IE bugs (mostly in examples!)
- Added
preunits
andpostunits
options - Better non-continuous series data support
- Added
xLabels
option - Refactored x-axis labelling
- Better ISO date support
- Fix bug with single value in non time-series graphs
- Partial series support (see
null
y-values inexamples/quarters.html
) parseTime
option bugfix for non-time-series data
- Raw millisecond timestamp support (with
dateFormat
option) - YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM[:SS[.SSS]] date support
- Decimal number labels
- Negative y-values support
ymin
optionunits
options
- jQuery no-conflict compatibility
- Support ISO week-number dates
- Optionally hide hover on mouseout (
hideHover
) - Optionally skip parsing dates, treating X values as an equally-spaced series (
parseTime
)
- Bugfix: mouseover error when options.data.length == 2
- Automatically sort options.data
- Accept a DOM element or an ID in
options.element
- Add
smooth
option - Bugfix: clone
@default
- Add
ymax
option
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