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Informations about the package google-charts
Google-charts
PHP Wrapper for Google charts library (https://developers.google.com/chart/)
Features:
- Typed chart options. You can use intellisense to set any chart option.
- Supported charts: Annotation, Area, Bar, Bubble, Calendar, Candlestick, Column, Combo, Gantt, Gauge, Geo, Histogram, Line, Map, Org, Pie, Scatter, SteppedArea, Table, Timeline, TreeMap and WordTree.
- Draw charts in either Classic or Material design. Material design is restricted to Bar, Column, Line and ScatterChart. (still in Beta from Google)
Install using composer
You can install sportlog/google-charts by using composer:
Minimum PHP version required is 8.1.
How to use
1. Create the chart service
Create the chart service instance. You can optionally provide two parameters:
- Settings: some charts require a mapsApiKey to work
- ScriptNonceProvider: The chart service needs to load the Google Charts API (https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js). If you're using CSP you may want to provide a nonce for the script.
Preferably use DI to for the service!
2. Create the data
Create a datatable and add columns and rows:
Alternatively you can also use the factory function which automatically creates the columns by inferring their type from the first data row. This leads to the same result as above:
3. Create the Chart
Create the chart by using the factory functions on the ChartService.
4. Draw the chart
Use the ChartService to render your chart. If you're using a template engine (like Latte, Twig, ...) you should add a filter for this.
Samples
You can find at least one sample for each chart in the samples folder.
