Apache ECharts Custom Series

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echarts-custom-series

This repo provides some custom series for Apache ECharts. The minial supported version is Apache ECharts v6, which is not released yet.

List of Custom Series

@echarts-x/custom-liquid-fill
doc npm
liquidFill
@echarts-x/custom-word-cloud
doc npm
wordCloud
@echarts-x/custom-violin
doc npm
violin
@echarts-x/custom-contour
doc npm
contour
@echarts-x/custom-stage
doc npm
stage
@echarts-x/custom-segmented-doughnut
doc npm
segmentedDoughnut
@echarts-x/custom-bar-range
doc npm
barRange
@echarts-x/custom-line-range
doc npm
lineRange

See the README in the above links about how to install and use.

Develop

npm install

Create A New Custom Series

npm run generate <series-name>

The generated files are in custom-series/<series-name>. Note that if there are multiple words in the series name, they should be in camel case like npm run generate barRange.

Build

Each of the directories in custom-series/ is a custom series.

Build All

npm run build

Build One

npm run build <series-name>

For example, to build custom-series/violin, run:

npm run build violin

Generate Thumbnails

npm run thumbnail
# or
npm run thumbnail <series-name>

Publish on npm

Beta Release

npm run build [customSeriesName]

# cd to the directory of a custom series
npm version prerelease --preid=beta
npm login
npm publish --tag beta --dry-run
# if the output is ok
npm publish --tag beta

Latest Release

npm run build [customSeriesName]

# cd to the directory of a custom series
npm version patch   # or minor/major
npm login
npm publish --dry-run
# if the outpuf is ok
npm publish