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https://github.com/yagolopez/ng-dashboard

:bar_chart: Dashboard for Angular (versions 4 +)
https://github.com/yagolopez/ng-dashboard

angular angular-component angular-leaflet angular2 angular4 chart charting-library component dashboard leaflet maps

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:bar_chart: Dashboard for Angular (versions 4 +)

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NG Dashboard


Dashboard for Angular (versions 4 +)


If you find this project useful and are going to use it, please give a star in the repo and credits to the author.

## Features

- Use of asynchrony for responsiveness and fast rendering. Data loading is executed
in **asynchronous** and **sequential** code blocks. This frees the main thread for rendering the user interface
without blocking it, and allows fast TTI (Time To Interactive)
- Includes **MG Chart**. An Angular component based on Metrics Graphics JS
- Includes **LMap**. An Angular Directive based on Leaflet JS
- UI was quickly assembled based on this component library: Material Light
- ChartJS Component will be added soon. (ChartJS Website)

## Demo

- Full Screen (For Mobile)

- Mobile Simulator (For Desktop).
Warning: Content in iframes may have javascript restrictions for
security reasons (i. e. alert dialogs). Run the full screen version for unrestricted features.

## Requirements

- Latest versions of node, npm/yarn
- Latest versions of Angular-CLI

## Installation and Use

- To install in a existing project generated with Angular-CLI, run: `npm install YagoLopez/ng-dashboard --save`
- To copy and run this project: Clone or fork the repository
- Install dependencies running `npm install`
- IMPORTANT: Adjust the `basePath` in

ngDashboardAppMod.ts
to your environment
- Run: `ng serve` from project directory
- Metrics Graphics Chart Component is located in `mgChart` folder.
- If you want to use this component, you can copy this folder to your `app` folder and import `mgChartMod`
in your own module or
- Import it directily from `/node_modules/ng-dashboard/src/app/mgChart/mgChartMod.ts`.
IMPORTANT: `d3.js` must be in your root `/src` directory. This requirement is harcoded in `metricsgraphics.js`.
It doesn't depend on this project.
- Leaflet Map Directive is located in `leafletMap` folder. If you want to use this directive:
- Copy this folder to your `app` folder and import `NgLMapDir` in your own component or
- Import it directily from `/node_modules/ng-dashboard/src/app/leafletMap/ngLMapDir.ts`.

## MetricsGraphics Chart Component API

```html

```

- There are two ways to pass data into a chart and both are mutually exclusive
1. [urlData]: Url pointing to a local/remote json file with data (Remote data might have CORS restrictions)
2. [data]: Array of javascript objects with X and Y coordinates, typically coming from a service.
- [request-options]: javascript object of type:
RequestOptions Used for customized headers, etc.
- [config]: Javascript object implementing

IMGConfig interface
. It contains configuration values for MetricsGraphics charts.
(Full list of MG Chart Options)
- [preprocess-Fn]: Applies Javascript transformations to input data (for example format dates, etc.)
- [delay]: Delay the loading of data (ms). It could be useful when having serveral charts in same page
- To use MetricsGraphics global object in your component class: `declare var MG: any`

## Leaflet Map Directive API

```html


```

- [l-token]: String with access token (Get a token in Leaflet website).
- [l-center]: Tuple of type `[number, number]` with the coordinates of the map center (latitude and longitude)
- [l-zoom]: Number with initial zoom
- [l-options]: (Optional) Javascript object with additional configuration options. Check
Leaflet documentation
for more information on map options

## Testing

Tests with the colaboration of:

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