ng-google-charts

What is it?

An AngularJS Component for Google Charts. This component uses Google's ChartWrapper to draw charts.

Installation

with bower:

bower install ng-google-charts --production

with npm:

npm install ng-google-charts --save

Usage requirement

1. Declare the following dependency in your index.html or equivalent:

<script src="https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js"></script>

1. Also add the following declaration to your index.html or equivalent:

<script src="libs/ng-google-charts/dist/ng-google-charts.js"></script>

1. Declare ngGoogleCharts dependency in your main module.

angular
  .module('yourModule', ['ngGoogleCharts'])...

1. Insert the component where you want to use it:

<ng-google-charts data="chartOptions"></ng-google-charts>

1. Format your data like this:

this.chartOptions = {
    chartType: 'Gantt',
    dataTable: [
      ['Task ID', 'TaskName', 'Resource', 'Start Date', 'End Date', 'Duration', 'Percent Complete', 'Dependencies'],
      ['Research', 'Find sources', 'teste', new Date(2015, 12, 1), new Date(2016, 3, 5), 0,  100,  null],
      ['Test', 'Find Test', 'run', new Date(2016, 1, 2), new Date(2016, 10, 5), 0,  100,  null]
    ]
  };

The chartType should be one of the following values:

• AnnotationChart
• AreaChart
• Bar
• BarChart
• BubbleChart
• Calendar
• CandlestickChart
• ColumnChart
• ComboChart
• PieChart
• Gantt
• Gauge
• GeoChart
• Histogram
• Line
• LineChart
• Map
• OrgChart
• Sankey
• Scatter
• ScatterChart
• SteppedAreaChart
• Table
• Timeline
• TreeMap
• WordTree

The dataTable content should follow ChartWrapper format.

Development

1. Clone the repo or download.
2. npm install && bower install
3. Setup E2E testing environment: npm install -g protractor && webdriver-manager update --standalone
4. Run gulp watch and open http://localhost:8080/demo/index.html
5. Use gulp test-unit or gulp test-e2e to execute your tests
6. Finally, be sure that selenium driver is up: webdriver-manager start and run gulp build

License

MIT