'use strict'
function drawChart() {
This uses C3 along with AudioChart.
You can check out the finished “hello, world” HTML file to experience the actual chart (this is just the code that makes it tick).
Note that you can also use AudioChart with Google Chart Tools, HTML tables and raw JSON data (there are examples to demonstrate this).
More details on working with C3 Charts can be found on the C3 site.
'use strict'
function drawChart() {
We define the data behind the chart using a separate variable, so that AudioChart can make use of it too
const data = {
columns: [
['demo', 293, 329, 261, 130, 196, 196]
],
In order for the visual highlighting of the current datum point to
be possible, selection.enabled must be set to true
.
selection: {
enabled: true
}
}
Render the C3 chart
const chart = c3.generate({
bindto: '#chart',
data: data
})
Create a new AudioChart
object
const ac = new AudioChart({
'type': 'c3', // (see the docs)
'data': data, // the C3-format data object
'chart': chart, // the in-memory C3 chart object
'duration': 5000, // milliseconds
'frequencyLow': 200, // Hz
'frequencyHigh': 600, // Hz
'chartContainer': document.getElementById('chart') // HTMLElement e.g. HTMLDivElement
})
Attach the .playPause()
function to the click
event handler of
the <button>
element on the HTML page.
document.getElementById('play').onclick = function() {
ac.playPause()
}
}
drawChart()