Circle diagrams make no sense

[Robbie P. Joosten]

In the current implementation the circle diagram show two overlapping categories (unannotated and valid) as different sections. Just to give the hierarchy of categories:
Possible entries = missing + present
Missing = annotated + unannotated
Present = valid + obsolete

If you want to make all categories clickable, you can make two concentric circle diagrams with missing + present in the centre and with annotated + unannotated + valid + obsolete in the outer ring, aligned with the correct centre categories.

[cbaakman]

Also, databanks in why_not have parents. Like mmcif is parent of dssp.

missing: entries in parent database, but not in child database
present: entries in child database, regardless of parent database
obsolete: entries in child, but not in parent
valid: entries in child and in parent

[Jon Black]

I replaced our custom pie chart code with chart.js because it's easier to maintain. The animation and interaction is just a free extra, but not so important in my opinion; certainly nice to have.

I like the idea of concentric circles, but chart.js doesn't support that. It's definitely possible with d3.js but that requires writing custom code. I've created #36 for this.

For now is it acceptable to just show annotated, unannotated, valid, and obsolete in the pie chart?

[Robbie P. Joosten]

Yes, that is the key information. The rest is decoration.