📄️ Configuration
To create a chart, you'll begin by adding the ` element to your HTML file. The ` element serves as the container for your chart. You can specify its attributes to customize the chart's appearance.
📄️ Data Types
Chart Ease accommodates various types of data sets, granting you extensive control over chart creation.
📄️ Edges Types
In Chart Ease, you have the flexibility to connect data points using different edge types. These edge types determine how the points are connected and visualized on the chart. Currently, Chart Ease supports two primary edge types: "path" and "polyline."
📄️ Markers
Markers are visual elements that can be added to your chart to represent data points. Chart Ease provides flexibility in defining and customizing markers.
📄️ Draw Event
To create complex markers, you may need to adjust the position, styles, animations, and more. With the draw event, you can access each point and draw it yourself. In the ondraw event handler, you can create different types of charts and customize everything.
📄️ Multisets
Multiple Data Sets
📄️ Axes
In Chart Ease, you can add axes to your charts to provide context and reference for your data. Axes are essential for labeling data points and understanding the scale of your chart. This page will guide you on how to use and customize axes effectively.
📄️ Animation
Animation is a powerful feature in Chart Ease that allows you to bring your data visualizations to life. You can create dynamic and engaging charts by animating transitions between data points or by applying real-time updates to your charts. This page explores how you can add animation to your charts in Chart Ease.