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Bar chart

This example shows how we can create bar charts using the premium Fuse.Charting API.

Preparation

In order to use the library, you have to include Fuse.Charting package in your unoproj file:

"Packages": [
    "Fuse.Charting"
  ],

The bars

Bars are rendered using Rectangles, like so:

<Panel Row="0" Column="1">
	<c:PlotData>
		<c:PlotArea YStepSize="20"/>
		<c:PlotBar>
			<Rectangle Color="#f58b4d" Height="100%" Alignment="Bottom" Margin="20,0,20,0">
				<Shadow />
			</Rectangle>
		</c:PlotBar>
	</c:PlotData>
</Panel>

The Panel is there for layout-reasons, to make sure the rectangles are in the correct grid, as the Plot uses a GridLayout. Also worth noting is PlotArea, which is used to configure certain aspects of the PlotData behavior. In this example, PlotArea is used to define the maximum number of steps on the y-axis, which is 20 in this case.

Various cosmetics

Since this is a bar chart, labels on the x-axis describing the bars is normally expected. This is done using PlotAxis:

c:PlotAxis Row="1" Column="1" Axis="X" >
	<Text ux:Template="Label" Value="{Plot axis.label}" Alignment="Center"/>
</c:PlotAxis>

Additionally, y-axis labels are used to make the chart more readable:

<c:PlotAxis Row="0" Column="0" Axis="Y">
    <Text ux:Template="Label" TextAlignment="Center" FontSize="14" Color="#666"
        Value="{Plot axis.value}"/>
</c:PlotAxis>

Last, horizontal lines are drawn like this:

<c:PlotTicks Axis="Y" StrokeWidth="1" StrokeColor="#DDD" Row="0" Column="1" />

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