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Consumer documentation

For documentation on code: JSDocs

Guides

Colors

Dark Colors

Constant Value
BLUE #176ba0 #176ba0
GREEN #076e00 #076e00
ORANGE #b54900 #b54900
PINK #ae0868 #ae0868
PURPLE #9c19a3 #9c19a3
YELLOW #ffc20a #ffc20a

Light Colors

Constant Value
LIGHT_BLUE #008fe0 #008fe0
LIGHT_GREEN #4b9b1c #4b9b1c
LIGHT_ORANGE #e46511 #e46511
LIGHT_PINK #e16092 #e16092
LIGHT_PURPLE #bc70c7 #bc70c7
LIGHT_YELLOW #ffda6c #ffda6c

Common Colors

Constant Value
BLACK #1c1f21 #1c1f21
GREY #a7aaab #a7aaab
LAVENDER #8374c2 #8374c2
WHITE #ffffff #ffffff

Note:

  • In accordance with accessibility guidelines, Carbon colors must meet a contrast ratio of 3:1. Therefore, COLORS.YELLOW and COLORS.LIGHT_YELLOW will eventually be removed from the color palette in a future major release.
  • If you are currently using COLORS.YELLOW or COLORS.LIGHT_YELLOW, please switch to a different color.

Shapes

Dark

Used via Carbon.helpers.SHAPES.DARK

Constant Rendered as
CIRCLE
CROSS
DIAMOND
RHOMBUS
SQUARE
TEAR_DROP
TEAR_ALT
TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE_DOWN
VERTICAL_BAR
X

Light

Used via Carbon.helpers.SHAPES.LIGHT

Constant Rendered as
CIRCLE
CROSS
DIAMOND
RHOMBUS
SQUARE
TEAR_DROP
TEAR_ALT
TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE_DOWN
VERTICAL_BAR
X

Carbon supports custom shapes as well! For more information on custom icon support, refer Carbon Shape

Locale

Language
de_DE
en_AU
en_CA
en_GB
en_US
es_ES
fr_FR
ja_JP
pt_BR
nl_NL
sv_SE

Format

Consumers can provide a JSON for any locale, the format needs to be:

const locale_custom = {
    decimal: ",",
    thousands: ".",
    grouping: [3],
    currency: ["", " €"],
    dateTime: "%A, der %e. %B %Y, %X",
    date: "%d.%m.%Y",
    time: "%H:%M:%S",
    days: [
        "Sonntag",
        "Montag",
        "Dienstag",
        "Mittwoch",
        "Donnerstag",
        "Freitag",
        "Samstag"
    ],
    shortDays: ["So", "Mo", "Di", "Mi", "Do", "Fr", "Sa"],
    months: [
        "Januar",
        "Februar",
        "März",
        "April",
        "Mai",
        "Juni",
        "Juli",
        "August",
        "September",
        "Oktober",
        "November",
        "Dezember"
    ],
    shortMonths: [
        "Jan",
        "Feb",
        "Mrz",
        "Apr",
        "Mai",
        "Jun",
        "Jul",
        "Aug",
        "Sep",
        "Okt",
        "Nov",
        "Dez"
    ],
    noData: "No Data"
};

Resources on locale based tick formatting:

Important information

Errors

Input

  • No bind id is provided
  • No axes information is provided [x, y]
  • No lower and upper limits are provided for axes
  • No Y axis label is provided
  • No data is provided
  • No data key is provided
  • Data keys are not unique (If multiple data-sets are provided)
  • No data values are not provided

Axis Type: Timeseries

  • Data points are type timeseries but the x-axis bounds are default
  • Data points are type default but the x-axis bounds are timeseries
  • Data point values provided should be in UTC
  • Data point values provided should be in RFC 3339 format

Constraints

Legend

  • Legend only loads if the data-set label is provided
    • This is part of a functionality, any content using Graph API will have the ability to load data within graph and not show legend item
  • Graph and Legend can be loaded in a separate containers when bindTo and bindLegendTo element id's are provided respectively

Axis

  • If y2 axis is enabled, then the data-sets expect the yAxis: "y2" property

Data-point OnClick

  • The onClick property needs to be a callback function
  • Callback function will be called on click of a data point, this function will determine the action performed

Locale

  • If locale is provided, ticks.format is expected to be provided as well otherwise there is no effect on the graph itself.

Data-point values

  • values will not be subjected to any kind of pre-processing before generating the graph. values co-ordinates are expected to be linear/sorted.