You like writing Ruby within Juypter notebooks? Awesome, you're not alone - we do so, too ☀️ Since we also fell in love with the handy charting API of ankane/chartkick, we wrote this little gem bringing them together.
iruby-chartkick
was made for easy plug-n-play plotting data using the awesomeness of chartkick within IRuby-backed Jupyter notebooks.
gem install iruby-chartkick
You can either include the module IRuby::Chartkick
and use the wrapper methods, like line_chart
:
include IRuby::Chartkick
data = {
2019 => 1,
2020 => 122,
2021 => 34
}
line_chart(data)
Or you use the chart wrapper classes directly:
include IRuby::Chartkick
data = {
2019 => 1,
2020 => 122,
2021 => 34
}
IRuby::Chartkick::LineChart.new(data).plot
include IRuby::Chartkick
data = [
{
name: "Monkeys",
data: {
2010 => 20,
2011 => 190,
2012 => 188,
2013 => 230,
2014 => 422,
2015 => 56,
2016 => 299,
2019 => 100
}
},
{
name: "Pirates",
data: {
2010 => 20,
2011 => 90,
2012 => 488,
2013 => 430,
2014 => 122,
2015 => 6,
2016 => 399,
2019 => 500
}
}
]
line_chart(data)
line_chart(data, points: false)
line_chart(data, points: false, width: "700px", min: 50, max: 300)
area_chart(data)
column_chart(data)
bar_chart(data)
scatter_chart(data)
include IRuby::Chartkick
data = [
["Blueberry", 44],
["Strawberry", 23],
["Banana", 22],
["Apple", 21],
["Grape", 13]
]
pie_chart(data)