virtual007/ngradialgauge

Angular.js Radial Gauge

ngRadialGauge

Angular.js Radial Gauge

This radial gauge builded using D3.js JavaScript library is designed for Angular.js framework.

List of directive attributes:

majorGraduations: Quantity of major graduation distributed on the gauge

minorGraduations: Quantity of minor graduation between each major graduation

majorGraduationColor: Color used to draw major graduation lines

majorGraduationPrecision: Precision used for Major Graduation labels.

minorGraduationColor: Color used to draw minor graduation lines

majorGraduationTextColor: Color used to draw text beside major graduation lines

needleColor: Color used to draw needle pointing actual value

precision: Precision used for value labels.

width: Width of the gauge

majorGraduationTextSize: Numeric value used to override auto-sized graduation text

needleValueTextSize: Numeric value used to override auto-sized value text

transitionMs: Numeric value in milisecond to animate the needle (default is 750ms)

data: Single object that can hold any or all the gauge options for simplifying template. This object has higher priority then properties defined into the template, less verbose mapping into the html. Sample: options.transitionMs = 200;

If no value are provided by the controller the needle won't be display.

If the value provided by the controller is outside the limits defined, the needle won't be display but the value will be display.

Installation

You can install with Bower:

bower install ngRadialGauge

Usage

You need to include the module in your project:

// in your app
angular.module('myApp', ['ngRadialGauge']);

Then create the content:

<div width="300" ng-radial-gauge ranges="ranges" value="value" value-unit="unit" 
     precision="precision" lower-limit="lowerLimit" upper-limit="upperLimit">
</div>

or

<div width="300" ng-radial-gauge data="options">
</div>

The variables must be provided, e.g., in your controller:

app.controller('MyCtrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) {
    $scope.value = 1.5;
    $scope.upperLimit = 6;
    $scope.lowerLimit = 0;
    $scope.unit = "kW";
    $scope.precision = 2;
    $scope.ranges = [
        {
            min: 0,
            max: 1.5,
            color: '#DEDEDE'
        },
        {
            min: 1.5,
            max: 2.5,
            color: '#8DCA2F'
        },
        {
            min: 2.5,
            max: 3.5,
            color: '#FDC702'
        },
        {
            min: 3.5,
            max: 4.5,
            color: '#FF7700'
        },
        {
            min: 4.5,
            max: 6.0,
            color: '#C50200'
        }
    ];
}]);

If you would like to help me to improve this control, notify me about any bug or just ask a for a new feature request feel free to contact me at [email protected].

*A Special thanks to Frank Thelen who bring this project to bower!