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A fully functional directive set for the ChartJS library. Supports data bindings and attribute-level specification for chart specific options.

bower install ng-chartjs

npm install angular-chartjs

<!--Include Angular ~1.2.21Include Chart.js >= v1.0.1-beta.3--><scripttype="text/javascript"src="bower_components/ng-chartjs/dist/angular-chartjs.js"></script>

and in your app init...

varapp=angular.module('myApp',['chartjs']);

There is a directive for each of the 6 chart types in ChartJS. Data is set on the $scope in the controller and the options can be passed in via the controller and / or overridden on the directive call.

In the template...

<divng-controller="testCtrl"><cjs-doughnutdataset="someData"options="someOptions"segement-stroke-width="5"></cjs-doughnut><!--<cjs-bar></cjs-bar><cjs-line></cjs-line><cjs-radar></cjs-radar><cjs-polar></cjs-polar><cjs-pie></cjs-pie>--></div>

In the controller...

myapp.controller('testCtrl',function($scope){$scope.someData={labels:['Apr','May','Jun'],datasets:[{data:[1,7,15,19,31,40]},{data:[6,12,18,24,30,36]}]};$scope.someOptions={segementStrokeWidth:20,segmentStrokeColor:'#000'};});

This will result in a Doughnut chart using the dataset from the controller with a StrokeColor of #000 and a StrokeWidth of 5 because options set on the directive attributes override controller level settings for maximum flexibility.

If you want to see an example for every chart, download the library and go to thetest/app directory. Launchindex.html in a browser and all of the charts will load. You will find the test controller in thetest/app/js directory.

All charts and options work. No actual JS (beyond the dataset) is required to use this directive set unless you want to bulk specify many options, in which case it's better to do that in the controller.

You can also run this example online through the following plunker:http://embed.plnkr.co/pC7gJ7/preview

gulptest

Open a browser pointed atdemo/index.html