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expenses chart component main using HTML CSS and JavaScript

Stephanie Ezinne•140
@stephanniegb
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This is a solution for...Expenses chart component
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
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This is definitely not the best I can do so every feedback will be be appreciated! how do i make the chart look exactly like the template while still making it dynamic?

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  • Justin Green•2,770
    @jgreen721Posted over 2 years ago

    I think rather than using the chart.js library, you can just map thru the data and create a new div element to act as your bar and create its height based upon the amount value and then just append that onto the page.

    So something like

    data.forEach((day) => { var chartDiv = document.createElement("div"); chartDiv.className = "chart-div"; chartDiv.style.height = day.amount * 2 + "px"; document.querySelector(".yourchart").append(chartDiv); })

    Again, just an example...that appears to print out really awkward, grrr, lol but text editor should be able to clean it up.

    Nice work though. It all looks good and there certainly no harm in getting some practice in with the chart lib!

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    Stephanie Ezinne•140
    @stephanniegbPosted over 2 years ago

    @jgreen721 thanks I'll definitely try it out

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