Data Visualization with D3 and AngularJS电子书

Data Visualization with D3 and AngularJS

Table of Contents

Data Visualization with D3 and AngularJS

Credits

About the Author

About the Reviewers

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Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the example code

Downloading the color images of this book

Errata

Piracy

Questions

1. The Magic of SVG, D3.js, and AngularJS

Building a real-time dashboard to visualize server logs

Terminology and definitions

Document Object Model

Vector graphics and Scalable Vector Graphics

Pixel graphics

Understanding Data-Driven Documents

Why do we use D3.js?

The killer feature – data joins

Finding resources

D3.js meets AngularJS

Testable and maintainable components

Custom directives

Custom filters

Custom loading and parsing service

A brief overview of visualization tools for the Web

Java and Flash

Raphaël (JavaScript – SVG/VML)

Protovis (JavaScript – SVG)

D3.js (JavaScript – HTML/SVG)

Canvas API (JavaScript – Canvas)

Three.js (JavaScript – WebGL)

Summary

2. Getting Started with D3.js

Building a simple scatter plot application

Creating an HTML template for D3.js

Selecting and modifying DOM elements

A closer look at Selections

selection.attr(name[, value])

selection.style(name[, value[, priority]])

selection.property(name[, value])

selection.text([value])

selection.append(name)

selection.insert(name[, before])

selection.remove()

Finding elements in the DOM with Selectors

d3.select(selector)

d3.select(node)

selection.each(function)

selection.call(function[, arguments…])

Binding data to DOM elements

selection.data(values[, key])

Using dynamic properties in Selections

Tracking changes of data with data joins

selection.enter()

selection.exit()

The update pattern

Creating a simple scatter plot

Summary

3. Manipulating Data

Manipulating datasets in arrays

Built-in JavaScript array methods

array.filter(callback)

array.map(callback)

array.reduce(callback [, initialValue])

More array manipulation with D3.js

d3.min(array[, accessor])

d3.max(array[, accessor])

d3.sum(array[, accessor])

d3.mean(array[, accessor])

d3.median(array[, accessor])

d3.shuffle(array)

d3.permute(array, indexes)

d3.merge(array)

d3.range([start, ]stop[, step)

d3.zip(array, array, ...)

d3.pairs(array)

d3.keys(object)

d3.values(object)

d3.entries(object)

Grouping elements with d3.nest

Formatting numbers and dates

Specifying a number format

Types of formatting

Precision

Thousands separator

Width

Zero padding

The currency symbol

Signs

The align property

The fill option

Customizing date and time formats

Working with scales

Quantitative scales for continuous data (numbers)

scale.domain([numbers])

scale.range([numbers])

scale.clamp([boolean])

scale.nice([count])

scale.ticks([count])

scale.tickFormat(count [,specifier])

Ordinal scales for discrete data (strings)

scale.rangePoints(interval [, padding])

scale.rangeBands(interval [, padding [, outerPadding ]])

scale.rangeBand()

scale.rangeExtent()

Predefined ordinal color scales

Time scales for time data (date and time)

All about axes

Drawing the axis

Adding axes to the scatter chart

Summary

4. Building a Chart Directive

Setting up an AngularJS application

Organizing the directory

Installing AngularJS

Bootstrapping the index file

Adding a module and a controller

Integrating D3.js into AngularJS

Organizing the directory

Wrapping D3.js

A chart directive

A directive for SVG

Implementing a custom compile function

Drawing charts

Axis, scale, range, and domain

Joining the data points

Advantages of directives

Generalizing the chart directive

Testing the directive

Setting up the testing environment

Getting started with Karma

Getting started with Protractor

Unit testing the chart directive

E2E testing of the chart directive

Summary

5. Loading and Parsing Data

Loading external data

XHR – the native XMLHttpRequest

d3.xhr – the XHR wrapper of D3.js

Useful wrappers for common file types

Creating a simple D3 data loading component

Testing the simple D3 data loading component

Summary of D3.js as a data loading service

$http – the Angular wrapper for XHR

Creating an AngularJS data loading component

Testing the AngularJS data loading component

Summary of AngularJS as a data loading service

Parsing log files to JavaScript objects

Parsing log files step by step

Parsing the custom date format to a JavaScript date

A reusable data parsing service

Testing the data parsing service

Grouping log entries

Testing the classifier

Displaying logs

Summary

6. Drawing Curves and Shapes

Common shapes and primitives

Curved lines with the SVG path

Drawing straight lines

Bézier curves

Drawing ellipses and elliptical arcs

Path generators in D3.js

Generating straight lines

Generate paths for areas

Generating arcs

Different chart types

Implementing line charts

Designing bar charts

Summary

7. Controlling Transitions and Animations

Animations

Timer in D3.js with d3.timer

Interpolation with D3.js

Easy animations with transitions

Staggered transitions

Chaining transitions

Creating plausible transitions

Interpolate anything with tweens

Realistic animations with easing

Transitions in charts

Summary

8. Bringing the Chart to Life with Interactions

Listen for events

Type of Events

Getting event coordinates

Cursors

A simple cursor

Snappy cursors

Labeling the cursor position

Customizing events in D3.js

Displaying self-updating cursor values

Zooming and panning

A simple zoom

An x axis zoom

Interactive filters

Advanced filtering using brushes

Creating a simple brush

Building a custom date filter directive

Summary

9. Building a Real-time Visualization to Monitor Server Logs

Building a real-time monitoring server

Setting up a Node.js application

Setting up a web server that serves static files

Adding server push with WebSockets

Reading logs and pushing them to the client

Watching files for changes

Processing and visualizing logs on the client

Bootstrapping a template with AngularJS and Socket.IO

Using Socket.IO with AngularJS

Processing log files

The dashboard application

Summary

Index