Chart.js General
IT is rendered on the screen via the canvas element of the developer. we can create any type of chart by the use of Chart.js having any type of customization and visuals. We can add content to that but that content is not accessible to the user through the screen. so the canvas is accessible in all the web browsers but not its content. that’s why Chart.js provides many other attributes to do so. This is only one example out of many. more There are many other features provided by Chart.js, that we are going to discuss below.
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It ensures the accessibility rendered on user-provided canvas elements. Users can add accessibility features like ARIA attributes or fallback content within the canvas elements. |
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It allows color customization in the charts. For the geometric elements like lines and bars, we can set background and border colors and for the Text elements such as labels and titles, we can set the font colors. |
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It is the backbone of chat.js or any other charting library, with the help of data structures we can determine how data is organized, manipulated, and finally displayed in the chats. |
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It is the global font settings that can be applied in the visual chart allowing to style of the text elements. Using this setting we can customize the text element. |
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It provides us the options for change or customize the chart level, Dataset level, Dataset animation options, Dataset element level options, Scale options, Plugin options, etc. |
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It can be used to provide a border around the chart or to make sure that none of its components are placed too close to the canvas’ edges. |
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Chart.js charts are speedily rendered thanks to their utilization of canvas elements. This choice of rendering contributes to swift performance, allowing for the creation of dynamic and visually appealing charts. |