ngx-row-streaming-chart

NxMagicRow

Example

How to use it?

Simplest way (1 serie):

insert the element in the first column of your table

...
<td mat-cell *matCellDef="let element;let i=index">
  <ngx-row-streaming-chart
  [values]="dynValues"
  ></ngx-row-streaming-chart>
  ...
</td>
...

component

...
dynValues = [10]

Extra configs and 3 series:

       <ngx-row-streaming-chart
         series="3"
         [seriesOptions]="
         [{
            strokeStyle: 'rgb(239, 255, 0)',
            lineWidth:2.2
         },{
            strokeStyle: 'rgba(0, 250, 50)',
            lineWidth:1.2
         },{
            strokeStyle: 'rgba(222, 0, 0)',
            lineWidth:2.2
         }]
         "
         [props]="
         {
            grid: {
              fillStyle: 'rgb(0, 0, '+(i%2===0?10:100)+')',
              lineWidth: 0.5,
              millisPerLine: 250,
              verticalSections: 5
            }
          }
         "
       [values]="dynValues"
        ></ngx-row-streaming-chart>

This project was generated with Angular CLI version 6.1.2.

Development server

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Code scaffolding

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Build

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Running unit tests

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