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For the detailed release info, please checkout the release note: https://github.com/naver/billboard.js/releases/tag/3.0.0 TL;DRthe major version changes is mainly to support for D3.js v6new candlestick(OHLC) type support.export() API enhancementsnew subchart APIsD3.js v6 SupportD3.js major release v6 came out August of 2020, with some breaking changes. We were working for the adoption and heard fe
Warning: nerdy This program renders whatever is displayed in the given Window into an image, thanks to svg's <foreignObject>. No server side code is required to produce the screenshot. There is no native Javascript API to take the screenshot of what the user is currently seeing on their screen (and because of security issues there probably will never be one). Since we don't have access to the raw
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Create graphics with a hand-drawn, sketchy, appearance Rough.js is a small (<9kB gzipped) graphics library that lets you draw in a sketchy, hand-drawn-like, style. The library defines primitives to draw lines, curves, arcs, polygons, circles, and ellipses. It also supports drawing SVG paths. Rough.js works with both Canvas and SVG. Install Install from npm: npm install --save roughjs And use it in
D3 is now modular, composed of many small libraries that you can also use independently. Each library has its own repo and release cycle for faster development. The modular approach also improves the process for custom bundles and plugins. There are a lot of improvements in 4.0: there were about as many commits in 4.0 as in all prior versions of D3. Some changes make D3 easier to learn and use, su
Rune.js Rune.js is a JavaScript library for programming graphic design systems with SVG in both the browser or node.js. It features a chainable drawing API, an unobtrusive scene graph, and a range of features aimed specifically at graphic designers: native support for color conversion, grid systems, typography, pixel iteration, as well as an expanding set of computational geometry helpers. Oh, and
TIP Prior to v0.7.0-alpha.1 Two.js requires Underscore.js and Backbone.js Events. If you're already loading these files elsewhere then you can build the project yourself and get the file size even smaller. For more information on custom builds check out the source on github. # Overview Overview # Focus on Vector Shapes Two.js is deeply inspired by flat motion graphics (opens new window). As a resu
deSVG Remove inline SVG bloat from your HTML document. Style SVGs with CSS. SVGs still accessible without JavaScript. What does it do? deSVG takes the <img /> tags you supply. It then grabs, using AJAX, the raw SVG you've set in the "src" attribute and replaces that <img /> with the <svg /> it downloads. Include the JavaScript file on your page <script src="path/to/desvg.js"></script> Kick off deS
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