class Morris.Grid extends Morris.EventEmitter # A generic pair of axes for line/area/bar charts. # # Draws grid lines and axis labels. # constructor: (options) -> # find the container to draw the graph in if typeof options.element is 'string' @el = $ document.getElementById(options.element) else @el = $ options.element if @el is null or @el.length == 0 throw new Error("Graph container element not found") @options = $.extend {}, @gridDefaults, (@defaults || {}), options # bail if there's no data if @options.data is undefined or @options.data.length is 0 return # backwards compatibility for units -> postUnits if typeof @options.units is 'string' @options.postUnits = options.units # the raphael drawing instance @r = new Raphael(@el[0]) # some redraw stuff @elementWidth = null @elementHeight = null @dirty = false # more stuff @init() if @init # load data @setData @options.data # Default options # gridDefaults: dateFormat: null gridLineColor: '#aaa' gridStrokeWidth: 0.5 gridTextColor: '#888' gridTextSize: 12 numLines: 5 padding: 25 parseTime: true postUnits: '' preUnits: '' ymax: 'auto' ymin: 'auto 0' goals: [] goalStrokeWidth: 1.0 goalLineColors: [ '#666633' '#999966' '#cc6666' '#663333' ] events: [] eventStrokeWidth: 1.0 eventLineColors: [ '#005a04' '#ccffbb' '#3a5f0b' '#005502' ] # Update the data series and redraw the chart. # setData: (data, redraw = true) -> ymax = if @cumulative then 0 else null ymin = if @cumulative then 0 else null if @options.goals.length > 0 minGoal = Math.min.apply(null, @options.goals) maxGoal = Math.max.apply(null, @options.goals) ymin = if ymin is null then minGoal else Math.min(ymin, minGoal) ymax = if ymax is null then maxGoal else Math.max(ymax, maxGoal) @data = for row, index in data ret = {} ret.label = row[@options.xkey] if @options.parseTime ret.x = Morris.parseDate(ret.label) if @options.dateFormat ret.label = @options.dateFormat ret.x else if typeof ret.label is 'number' ret.label = new Date(ret.label).toString() else ret.x = index total = 0 ret.y = for ykey, idx in @options.ykeys yval = row[ykey] yval = parseFloat(yval) if typeof yval is 'string' yval = null unless typeof yval is 'number' unless yval is null if @cumulative total += yval else if ymax is null ymax = ymin = yval else ymax = Math.max(yval, ymax) ymin = Math.min(yval, ymin) if @cumulative and total isnt null ymax = Math.max(total, ymax) ymin = Math.min(total, ymin) yval ret if @options.parseTime @data = @data.sort (a, b) -> (a.x > b.x) - (b.x > a.x) # calculate horizontal range of the graph @xmin = @data[0].x @xmax = @data[@data.length - 1].x @events = [] if @options.parseTime and @options.events.length > 0 @events = (Morris.parseDate(e) for e in @options.events) @xmax = Math.max(@xmax, Math.max.apply(null, @events)) @xmin = Math.min(@xmin, Math.min.apply(null, @events)) if @xmin is @xmax @xmin -= 1 @xmax += 1 # Compute the vertical range of the graph if desired if typeof @options.ymax is 'string' if @options.ymax[0..3] is 'auto' # use Array.concat to flatten arrays and find the max y value if @options.ymax.length > 5 @ymax = parseInt(@options.ymax[5..], 10) @ymax = Math.max(ymax, @ymax) unless ymax is null else @ymax = if ymax isnt null then ymax else 0 else @ymax = parseInt(@options.ymax, 10) else @ymax = @options.ymax if typeof @options.ymin is 'string' if @options.ymin[0..3] is 'auto' if @options.ymin.length > 5 @ymin = parseInt(@options.ymin[5..], 10) @ymin = Math.min(ymin, @ymin) unless ymin is null else @ymin = if ymin isnt null then ymin else 0 else @ymin = parseInt(@options.ymin, 10) else @ymin = @options.ymin if @ymin is @ymax @ymin -= 1 if ymin @ymax += 1 @yInterval = (@ymax - @ymin) / (@options.numLines - 1) if @yInterval > 0 and @yInterval < 1 @precision = -Math.floor(Math.log(@yInterval) / Math.log(10)) else @precision = 0 @dirty = true @redraw() if redraw _calc: -> w = @el.width() h = @el.height() if @elementWidth != w or @elementHeight != h or @dirty @elementWidth = w @elementHeight = h @dirty = false # calculate grid dimensions maxYLabelWidth = Math.max( @measureText(@yAxisFormat(@ymin), @options.gridTextSize).width, @measureText(@yAxisFormat(@ymax), @options.gridTextSize).width) @left = maxYLabelWidth + @options.padding @right = @elementWidth - @options.padding @top = @options.padding @bottom = @elementHeight - @options.padding - 1.5 * @options.gridTextSize @width = @right - @left @height = @bottom - @top @dx = @width / (@xmax - @xmin) @dy = @height / (@ymax - @ymin) @calc() if @calc # Quick translation helpers # transY: (y) -> @bottom - (y - @ymin) * @dy transX: (x) -> if @data.length == 1 (@left + @right) / 2 else @left + (x - @xmin) * @dx # Draw it! # # If you need to re-size your charts, call this method after changing the # size of the container element. redraw: -> @r.clear() @_calc() @drawGrid() @drawGoals() @drawEvents() @draw() if @draw # draw goals horizontal lines # drawGoals: -> for goal, i in @options.goals @r.path("M#{@left},#{@transY(goal)}H#{@left + @width}") .attr('stroke', @options.goalLineColors[i % @options.goalLineColors.length]) .attr('stroke-width', @options.goalStrokeWidth) # draw events vertical lines drawEvents: -> for event, i in @events @r.path("M#{@transX(event)},#{@bottom}V#{@top}") .attr('stroke', @options.eventLineColors[i % @options.eventLineColors.length]) .attr('stroke-width', @options.eventStrokeWidth) # draw y axis labels, horizontal lines # drawGrid: -> firstY = @ymin lastY = @ymax for lineY in [firstY..lastY] by @yInterval v = parseFloat(lineY.toFixed(@precision)) y = @transY(v) @r.text(@left - @options.padding / 2, y, @yAxisFormat(v)) .attr('font-size', @options.gridTextSize) .attr('fill', @options.gridTextColor) .attr('text-anchor', 'end') @r.path("M#{@left},#{y}H#{@left + @width}") .attr('stroke', @options.gridLineColor) .attr('stroke-width', @options.gridStrokeWidth) # @private # measureText: (text, fontSize = 12) -> tt = @r.text(100, 100, text).attr('font-size', fontSize) ret = tt.getBBox() tt.remove() ret # @private # yAxisFormat: (label) -> @yLabelFormat(label) # @private # yLabelFormat: (label) -> "#{@options.preUnits}#{Morris.commas(label)}#{@options.postUnits}" # Parse a date into a javascript timestamp # # Morris.parseDate = (date) -> if typeof date is 'number' return date m = date.match /^(\d+) Q(\d)$/ n = date.match /^(\d+)-(\d+)$/ o = date.match /^(\d+)-(\d+)-(\d+)$/ p = date.match /^(\d+) W(\d+)$/ q = date.match /^(\d+)-(\d+)-(\d+)[ T](\d+):(\d+)(Z|([+-])(\d\d):?(\d\d))?$/ r = date.match /^(\d+)-(\d+)-(\d+)[ T](\d+):(\d+):(\d+(\.\d+)?)(Z|([+-])(\d\d):?(\d\d))?$/ if m new Date( parseInt(m[1], 10), parseInt(m[2], 10) * 3 - 1, 1).getTime() else if n new Date( parseInt(n[1], 10), parseInt(n[2], 10) - 1, 1).getTime() else if o new Date( parseInt(o[1], 10), parseInt(o[2], 10) - 1, parseInt(o[3], 10)).getTime() else if p # calculate number of weeks in year given ret = new Date(parseInt(p[1], 10), 0, 1); # first thursday in year (ISO 8601 standard) if ret.getDay() isnt 4 ret.setMonth(0, 1 + ((4 - ret.getDay()) + 7) % 7); # add weeks ret.getTime() + parseInt(p[2], 10) * 604800000 else if q if not q[6] # no timezone info, use local new Date( parseInt(q[1], 10), parseInt(q[2], 10) - 1, parseInt(q[3], 10), parseInt(q[4], 10), parseInt(q[5], 10)).getTime() else # timezone info supplied, use UTC offsetmins = 0 if q[6] != 'Z' offsetmins = parseInt(q[8], 10) * 60 + parseInt(q[9], 10) offsetmins = 0 - offsetmins if q[7] == '+' Date.UTC( parseInt(q[1], 10), parseInt(q[2], 10) - 1, parseInt(q[3], 10), parseInt(q[4], 10), parseInt(q[5], 10) + offsetmins) else if r secs = parseFloat(r[6]) isecs = Math.floor(secs) msecs = Math.round((secs - isecs) * 1000) if not r[8] # no timezone info, use local new Date( parseInt(r[1], 10), parseInt(r[2], 10) - 1, parseInt(r[3], 10), parseInt(r[4], 10), parseInt(r[5], 10), isecs, msecs).getTime() else # timezone info supplied, use UTC offsetmins = 0 if r[8] != 'Z' offsetmins = parseInt(r[10], 10) * 60 + parseInt(r[11], 10) offsetmins = 0 - offsetmins if r[9] == '+' Date.UTC( parseInt(r[1], 10), parseInt(r[2], 10) - 1, parseInt(r[3], 10), parseInt(r[4], 10), parseInt(r[5], 10) + offsetmins, isecs, msecs) else new Date(parseInt(date, 10), 0, 1).getTime()