Swift LineChart alternatives and similar libraries
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Scrollable-GraphView
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FSInteractiveMap
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ANDLineChartView
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TWRCharts
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Dr-Charts
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README
Swift LineChart
Usage
var lineChart = LineChart()
lineChart.addLine([3, 4, 9, 11, 13, 15])
Features
- Super simple
- Highly customizable
- Auto scaling
- Touch enabled
- Area below lines
Properties
Both x and y properties are of type Coordinate.
Each can be customized separately and has its own settings for labels, gridlines and axis.
labels: Labelsgrid: Gridaxis: Axis
Labels can be switched on and off and they can have custom values.
visible: Bool =truevalues: [String] =[]
Grid can also be switched on/off, has a custom color and you can specify how many gridlines
you'd like to show.
visible: Bool =truecount: CGFloat =10color: UIColor =UIColor(red: 238/255.0, green: 238/255.0, blue: 238/255.0, alpha: 1) // #eeeeee
Axis can be switched on/off, has a property to its color and you can specify how much the axis
is inset from the border of your UIView.
visible: Bool =truecolor: UIColor =UIColor(red: 96/255.0, green: 125/255.0, blue: 139/255.0, alpha: 1) // 607d8binset: CGFloat =15
Animations can be customized through the Animation settings.
enabled: Bool =trueduration: CFTimeInterval =1
If you'd like to show extra dots at your data points use the Dots features.
visible: Bool =truecolor: UIColor =UIColor.whiteColor()innerRadius: CGFloat =8outerRadius: CGFloat =12innerRadiusHighlighted: CGFloat =8outerRadiusHighlighted: CGFloat =12
In addition to the above mentioned features you can further customize your chart.
area: Bool =true- Fill the area between line and x axislineWidth: CGFloat =2- Set the line widthcolors: [UIColor] =[...]- Colors for your line charts
Methods
Add line to chart.
lineChart.addLine(data: [CGFloat])
Remove charts, areas and labels but keep axis and grid.
lineChart.clear()
Make whole UIView white again
lineChart.clearAll()
Delegates
didSelectDataPoint()
Touch event happened at or close to data point.
func didSelectDataPoint(x: CGFloat, yValues: [CGFloat]) {
println("\(x) and \(yValues)")
}
Examples
Single line with default settings.
var lineChart = LineChart()
lineChart.addLine([3, 4, 9, 11, 13, 15])
Two lines without grid and dots.
var lineChart = LineChart()
lineChart.area = false
lineChart.x.grid.visible = false
lineChart.x.labels.visible = false
lineChart.y.grid.visible = false
lineChart.y.labels.visible = false
lineChart.dots.visible = false
lineChart.addLine([3, 4, 9, 11, 13, 15])
lineChart.addLine([5, 4, 3, 6, 6, 7])
Show x and y axis
var lineChart = LineChart()
lineChart.area = false
lineChart.x.grid.count = 5
lineChart.y.grid.count = 5
lineChart.addLine([3, 4, 9, 11, 13, 15])
lineChart.addLine([5, 4, 3, 6, 6, 7])
License
MIT
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the Swift LineChart README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.