Simple pie chart with legend.
The stacked line chart example uses one serie to display two line charts, coloring them differently. In addition the example shows how to customize the default tooltip of the line chart. One of the tooltip name is derived from the data set, the other is defined in the schema.
The stacked bar chart example shows how to use multiple bar charts on top of each other using one data set. The tooltip of the chart is using the standalone mode for each bar. The bars are colored manually.
The chart is perfect for displaying anomalies in the data set. It uses two simple charts to create two charts on top of each other.
The example shows how to use the template in the group chart to render multiple bars from multiple series in the data set. For bars the standalone tooltips are looking good, like in this example. The legend is interactive. Click to toggle the connected bars in the chart.
The example of the scatter chart shows how to create a heatmap/grid styled scatter chart. Main features are the hidden ticks on the x axis, the format of the data to render a grid and the custom function passed and used in the tooltip labels.
The chart demonstrates two features: custom tooltip which coresponsds with the legend and the power of rendering variable amounth of lines from the data set. Each line is correpsonding to as "serie" in the data set. Clicking on the legend toggles the connected chart's visibility.
This complex example demonstrates the use of the stack chart type, with higly customized elements, as well as a customized legend like tooltip.
The example of scatter chart with custom points shows how to replace a default points with a custom component. It also shows how to handle color change from default.