I\'m a JavaScript beginner using morris.js to create a bar chart where I need each bar containing a y value to be a different color. The code below shows what I\'ve done so
I did something similar, but with dynamic items.
var $arrColors = ['#34495E', '#26B99A', '#666', '#3498DB'];
Morris.Bar({
element: 'div-bars',
data: [
{ITENS-DYNAMIC-HERE}
],
xkey: 'item',
ykeys: ['value'],
labels: ['Atendimentos'],
barColors: function (row, series, type) {
return $arrColors[row.x];
},
hideHover: 'auto',
resize: true
});
Morris.Bar({
element: 'bar-example',
data: [
{ y: 'Person A', a: 10 },
{ y: 'Person B', a: 15 },
{ y: 'Person C', a: 12 },
{ y: 'Person D', a: 20 }
],
xkey: 'y',
ykeys: ['a'],
labels: ['Calls'],
hideHover: 'always',
barColors: function (row, series, type) {
console.log("--> "+row.label, series, type);
if(row.label == "Person A") return "#AD1D28";
else if(row.label == "Person B") return "#DEBB27";
else if(row.label == "Person C") return "#fec04c";
else if(row.label == "Person D") return "#1AB244";
}
});
I found a way to change the colors even if the list is more that four values. If anyone ever comes this way looking for an answer
var barColorsArray = ['#3498DB', '#34495E','#26B99A', '#DE8244'];
var colorIndex = 0;
Morris.Bar({
element: 'graph_bar',
data: [DYNAMIC_VALUES_HERE]
,
xkey: 'groupedBy',
ykeys: ['Numbers' ],
labels: ['Names'],
barRatio: 0.4,
barColors: function () {
if(colorIndex < 4)
return barColorsArray[++colorIndex];
else{
colorIndex = 0;
return barColorsArray[++colorIndex];
}
},
xLabelAngle: 35,
hideHover: 'auto',
resize: true
});