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Demo

https://github.com/asantibanez/livewire-charts-demo

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require asantibanez/livewire-charts

Next, you must export the package public scripts. To do this run

php artisan livewire-charts:install

This command will export a vendor/livewire-charts folder under the public directory of your app which is used by the @livewireChartsScripts directive. More on this topic later.

Requirements

This package requires the following packages/libraries to work:

Laravel Livewire v3 (https://livewire.laravel.com/)
Apex Charts (https://apexcharts.com/)

Please follow each package/library instructions on how to set them properly in your project.

Note: At the moment, Apex Charts is only supported for drawing charts.

Usage

Livewire Charts supports out of the box the following types of charts

Line/Multi Line Chart (LivewireLineChart component)
Pie Chart (LivewirePieChart component)
Column/Multi Line Chart (LivewireColumnChart component)
Area Chart (LivewireAreaChart component)
Radar Chart (LivewireRadarChart component)
Tree Map Chart (LivewireTreeMapChart component)

Each one comes with its own "model" class that allows you to define the chart's data and render behavior.

LivewireLineChart uses LineChartModel to set up data points, markers, events and other ui customizations.
LivewirePieChart uses PieChartModel to set up data slices, events and other ui customizations.
LivewireColumnChart uses ColumnChartModel to set up data columns, events and other ui customizations.
LivewireAreaChart uses AreaChartModel to set up data points, events and other ui customizations.
LivewireRadarChart uses RadarChartModel to set up data points, events and other ui customizations.
LivewireTreeMapChart uses TreeMapChartModel to set up data blocks, events and other ui customizations.

For example, to render a column chart, we can create an instance of ColumnChartModel and add some data to it

$columnChartModel = 
    (new ColumnChartModel())
        ->setTitle('Expenses by Type')
        ->addColumn('Food', 100, '#f6ad55')
        ->addColumn('Shopping', 200, '#fc8181')
        ->addColumn('Travel', 300, '#90cdf4')
    ;

Note: Chart model methods are chainable 💪

With $columnChartModel at hand, we pass it to our LivewireColumnChart component in our Blade template.

<livewire:livewire-column-chart
    {{-- key="{{ $columnChartModel->reactiveKey() }}" --}}
    :column-chart-model="$columnChartModel"
/>

Note: Optionally add "key" to enable props reactivity if needed 💪

Next, include the @livewireChartsScripts directive next to your other app scripts

<livewire:scripts />
@livewireChartsScripts

And that's it! You have a beautiful rendered chart in seconds. 👌

Note: You can use these charts inside other Livewire components too. Just render them in your Blade template and you are good to go. 👍

LivewireCharts facade

Chart models can also be created using the LivewireCharts facade.

LivewireCharts::lineChartModel();
LivewireCharts::multiLineChartModel();
LivewireCharts::columnChartModel();
LivewireCharts::multiColumnChartModel();
LivewireCharts::pieChartModel();
LivewireCharts::areaChartModel();
LivewireCharts::radarChartModel();
LivewireCharts::treeMapChartModel();

Enabling Interactions

To enable click events, you must use the with[XXX]ClickEvent($eventName) method present in every model class and define a custom $eventName that will be fired with the corresponding data when a column/marker/slice is clicked.

$columnChartModel = 
    (new ColumnChartModel())
        ->setTitle('Expenses by Type')
        ->withOnColumnClickEventName('onColumnClick')
    ;

Here we define an onColumnClick event that will be fired when a column is clicked in our chart.

We can listen to the onClickEvent registering a listener in any other Livewire component.

#[On('onColumnClick')]
public function handleOnColumnClick($event)
{
   // Handle event
}

"Reactive" Charts

You can use livewire-charts components as nested components in you Livewire components. Once rendered, charts will not automatically react to changes in the $model passed in. This is just how Livewire works.

However, to enable "reactivity" when data passed in changes, you can define a special $key to your components so they are fully re-rendered each time the chart data changes.

Each model class comes with a reactiveKey() method that returns a string based on its data. If any of the properties are changed, this key will update accordingly and re-render the chart again.

In the following example, a parent component houses both column chart and pie chart and defines a $model for each one. The parent component renders the charts as follows

<livewire:livewire-column-chart
    key="{{ $columnChartModel->reactiveKey() }}"
    :column-chart-model="$columnChartModel"
/>

<livewire:livewire-pie-chart
    key="{{ $pieChartModel->reactiveKey() }}"
    :pie-chart-model="$pieChartModel"
/>

When the parent component changes their respective models, charts will automatically re-render itself.

Charts API

For each chart, a specific model class needs to be used. Here, it is detailed the api available for each type of chart.

All

LivewireLineChart

LivewireColumnChart

LivewirePieChart

LivewireAreaChart

LivewireRadarChart

LivewireTreeMapChart

Advanced Usage - Integrating Scripts

The directive @livewireChartsScripts adds a script tag that includes public/vendor/livewire-charts/app.js. If you want to include this script in your build system, you can export the package scripts with php artisan vendor:publish and selecting livewire-charts:scripts. This will export js/vendor/livewire-charts inside your resources folder. You can then adjust imports as you see fit in your project.

Note: You must remove @livewireChartsScripts directive so it doesn't clash with the scripts in your build system.

Advanced Usage - Custom Json Configs

The setJsonConfig() method on every chart allows adding custom Apex properties not provided first hand by the package. This means that any chart property supported by Apex chart can be passed down using this method.

$chart->setJsonConfig([
    'plotOptions.pie.startAngle' => -90,
    'plotOptions.pie.endAngle' => 90,
    'plotOptions.pie.offsetY' => 10,
    'grid.padding.bottom' => -180,
]);

Note: If you want to add nested properties, you can use dot (.) notation for this matter.

You can even pass down simple JS functions. For example, for formatting you can pass down your own closure

$chart->setJsonConfig([
    'tooltip.y.formatter' => '(val) => `$${val} million dollars baby!`'
])

Troubleshooting

Chart components must be placed inside a container with fixed height. This is because the chart will use all the given vertical space. A fixed height is needed to render properly.

<div style="height: 32rem;">
   <livewire:livewire-column-chart .../>
</div>

Note: if a fixed height is not given, the chart will grow vertically infinitely. That's not what we want, right?

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email santibanez.andres@gmail.com instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

arukompas / livewire-charts

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