Day 23 - Force SimulationDay 22 - Delaunay/VoronoiDay 21 - Object ConstancyDay 20 - Animations Part 2Day 19 - InterpolatorsDay 18 - Join, Enter, Update, ExitDay 14 - Interactions 3 - DraggingDay 13 - Interactions 2 - Zooming25 days of D3Day 12 - Interactions 1 - Click and HoverDay 11 - Introduction to AnimationsDay 3 - Controlling the Flow of DataDay 10 - TreemapDay 9 - Stacked Bar ChartDay 8 - Scatter PlotDay 7 - A Line ChartDay 5 - Our First Bar ChartDay 4 - Groups, Attributes and StylesDay 2 - Scales, Shapes and ColorsDay 1 - One Shape, Many Shapes
Day 6 - Donut Chart
USData = [
{ type: 'Poultry', value: 48.9954 },
{ type: 'Beef', value: 25.9887 },
{ type: 'Pig', value: 22.9373 },
{ type: 'Sheep', value: 0.4869 }
]
// source: OECD - https://data.world/oecd/meat-consumption/workspace/project-summary?agentid=oecd&datasetid=meat-consumption
height = 500
width = 900
colorScale = {
const colors = [ '#976393', '#685489', '#43457f', '#ff9b83' ]
return d3.scaleOrdinal( USData.map(d => d.type), colors )
}
arc = d3.arc()
// After some trial-and-error, half (0.5) of the full radius gives a nice appearance
// To see a pie chart, just change this to zero
.innerRadius( 0.5 * height / 2 )
// Outer radius is less than the full radius because our labels will sit outside of the donut
.outerRadius( 0.85 * height / 2 )
pie = d3.pie()
// An accessor to tell the pie where to find the data values
.value(d => d.value)
labelArcs = d3.arc()
.innerRadius( 0.95 * height / 2 )
.outerRadius( 0.95 * height / 2 )
pieArcs = pie( USData )
chart = {
const svgHTML = html `<svg width="900" height="500" />`
const svg = d3.select(svgHTML)
// Append our donut container group
svg.append('g')
.attr('class', 'donut-container')
// The donut arcs will be centered around this point
.attr('transform', `translate(${ width / 2 },${ height / 2 })`)
.selectAll('path')
// Our data is the arcs, rather than the data object
// so that we have access to the arc data for rendering the paths
.data( pieArcs )
.join('path')
.style('stroke', 'white')
.style('stroke-width', 2)
.style('fill', d => colorScale( d.data.type ))
// here we pass the arc generator. Remember, an accessor function
// receives the data (d) as the first argument, so rather than doing (d) => arc(d)
// we can just pass it like below. In this case, our data is the arc descriptor object
// so the d attribute will be set to the arc's path string. Take a minute to let that sink in
.attr('d', arc)
// The labels container will need the same setup because it uses an arc, as well
const text = svg.append('g')
.attr('class', 'labels-container')
.attr('transform', `translate(${ width / 2 },${ height / 2 })`)
.selectAll('text')
// We use the data arcs so we have access to the label data
.data( pieArcs )
.join('text')
// We use the label arcs here to get their centroid
// a centroid is the center point of a shape (in this case the arc)
// remember that our label arc has the same inner and outer radius
// so the arc is centered just outside the radius of our donut.
// Refer back to the labelArcs setup and think about that for a minute!
.attr('transform', d => `translate(${ labelArcs.centroid(d) })`)
.attr('text-anchor', 'middle')
// This section explained below
text.selectAll('tspan')
// 1
.data( d => [
d.data.type,
d.data.value.toFixed(1) + ' kg'
])
// 2
.join('tspan')
.attr('x', 0)
.style('font-family', 'sans-serif')
.style('font-size', 12)
.style('font-weight', (d,i) => i ? undefined : 'bold')
.style('fill', '#222')
//3
.attr('dy', (d,i) => i ? '1.2em' : 0 )
.text(d => d)
return svgHTML
}
d3 = require('d3@6')
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