We already created svg element and will select its ref Our goal is to integrate it into React.īuilding our chart would start with adding svg ref: You don't have to understand every line of it.
#Anychart react code
We would use the second link as it is a simpler example: code might scare you in the beginning but it is okay.
#Anychart react full
Here is codesandbox with full code for this tutorial:Ĭool thing about D3 is that it has hundreds of visualisations with code for it. I know that many of you prefer to dive right into the code. If you want to have full control over your visualisation then you should do it using D3. However, sometimes you might get stuck if that library doesn't support the feature (or chart) you want. There are many existing libraries with great API that would allow you creating different charts with low effort. agnc has lost 80 of its value in 10 years. Why not use existing React based component libraries?Īctually, you can (maybe you even should). No wonder peter and kain get free shares and tens of millions in salary. One of the key benefits of managing the chart using D3 is that we can easily add transitions, but in this tutorial, we would rely on a React-oriented approach as we would not need transitions (at least yet 🌚).
What is more, most of JavaScript data visualisations libraries are built on top of D3, because it is low level and can be customized however you want. It appeared around 10 years ago and there are still not so many libraries that can compete with it. In this post, I am going to show you how you can build a sunburst chart (or any chart) using React and D3.ĭ3 is the king of data visualisation.
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