dc.js =====

Dimensional charting built to work natively with crossfilter rendered using d3.js.

NOTE: We are seeking new maintainers to join Deepak Kumar. See #1868 for discussion.

In dc.js, each chart displays an aggregation of some attributes through the position, size, and color of its elements, and also presents a dimension which can be filtered. When the filter or brush changes, all other charts are updated dynamically, using animated transitions.

Check out the example page and its annotated source for a quick five minute how-to guide. The detailed API reference is here (markdown version). For more examples and hints please visit the Wiki.

Support

• Example Site
• Changelog
• Frequently Asked Questions and Wiki
• v4.0 API Reference ^{(markdown) (last - v3.1.9)}
• dc.js on StackOverflow - ask questions and get help
• User Group ("mailing list") - discussion and longer topics
• GitHub Issues - bug reports and feature requests

Get help faster with a working example! Fork these to get started:
blank jsFiddle - example jsFiddle - blank bl.ock - example bl.ock

Versioning

CDN location

https://unpkg.com/dc@4/dist/dc.js
https://unpkg.com/dc@4/dist/style/dc.css

or copy the latest links from CDNJS

Install with npm

npm install dc

Install without npm

• d3.js
• crossfilter.js
• dc.js - stable
• dc.js - bleeding edge (develop)

How to build dc.js locally

Prerequisite modules

Make sure the following packages are installed on your machine

• node.js
• npm

Install dependencies

$ npm install

Build and Test

$ grunt test

Developing dc.js

Start the development server

$ grunt server

• Jasmine specs are hosted at http://localhost:8888/spec
• The stock example is at http://localhost:8888/web
• More examples are at http://localhost:8888/web/examples

dc.js is an open source javascript library and licensed under Apache License v2.