Reputation: 5767
I have a donut graph, with a legend, that I made in C3.js. Actually, I do this to fill the chart.
var chartDonut = c3.generate({....});
chartDonut.load({
columns: [
['Parfait', 190],
['Bien', 120],
['Trop court', 32],
['Trop long', 22],
],
names: {
'Parfait': 'Parfait (entre 50 \340 60 car.)',
'Bien': 'Bien (entre 40 \340 49 ou 61 \340 69 car.)',
'Trop court': 'Trop court (inf\351rieur \340 40 car.)',
'Trop long': 'Trop long (sup\351rieur \340 79 car.)'
},
});
Everything works the way that I want it to, but I want to use JSON data. I do this
chartDonut.load({
json: [
{"Parfait": 190},
{"Bien": 190},
{"Trop court": 190},
{"Trop long": 190}
],
keys: {
value: ['Parfait', 'Bien', 'Trop court', 'Trop long']
},
});
but I have not found how to have the names
properties in JSON format.
Can someone help me? Thanks!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1321
Reputation: 16069
I'm not exactly sure what your problem is, but you can actually just add the names
attribute to the object with the same content as above, similar as in your first solution. This will lead to the same output.
I created a jsFiddle, where I just copied your code (and switched from .load
to the initial .generate
) and added the names
attribute to the the second object. See jsFiddle.
Upvotes: 2