ApexCharts for MoonShine Laravel admin panel
Note
The package is based on the ApexCharts library.
MoonShine | Moonshine ApexCharts | Currently supported |
---|---|---|
>= v3.0 | >= v1.0.0 | yes |
composer require moonshine/apexcharts
The DonutChartMetric metric is designed for creating Donut charts.
You can create DonutChartMetric using the static make()
method.
make(Closure|string $label)
Method values()
allows you to specify the relevance for a metric.
values(array|Closure $values)
use MoonShine\Apexcharts\Components\DonutChartMetric;
DonutChartMetric::make('Subscribers')
->values(['CutCode' => 10000, 'Apple' => 9999])
The colors()
method allows you to specify colors for the metric.
colors(array|Closure $values)
DonutChartMetric::make('Subscribers')
->values(['CutCode' => 10000, 'Apple' => 9999])
->colors(['#ffcc00', '#00bb00'])
The decimals()
method allows you to specify the maximum number of decimal places for the total value.
Note
By default, up to three decimal places are displayed.
DonutChartMetric::make('Subscribers')
->values(['CutCode' => 10000.12, 'Apple' => 9999.32])
->decimals(0)
Method columnSpan()
allows you to set the block width in the Grid grid.
columnSpan(
int $columnSpan,
int $adaptiveColumnSpan = 12
)
$columnSpan
- relevant for desktop,$adaptiveColumnSpan
- relevant for mobile version.
use MoonShine\Apexcharts\Components\DonutChartMetric;
use MoonShine\UI\Components\Layout\Grid;
Grid::make([
DonutChartMetric::make('Subscribers')
->values(['CutCode' => 10000, 'Apple' => 9999])
->columnSpan(6),
DonutChartMetric::make('Tasks')
->values(['New' => 234, 'Done' => 421])
->columnSpan(6)
])
Note
See the Decoration Layout section for more details.
The LineChartMetric metric is designed to display line charts.
You can create a *LineChartMetric using the static make()
method.
make(Closure|string $label)
The line()
method allows you to add a value line to the metric. You can add multiple lines to ValueMetric.
line(
array|Closure $line,
string|array|Closure $color = '#7843E9'
)
$line
- values for charting,$color
- line color.
use MoonShine\Apexcharts\Components\LineChartMetric;
LineChartMetric::make('Orders')
->line([
'Profit' => Order::query()
->selectRaw('SUM(price) as sum, DATE_FORMAT(created_at, "%d.%m.%Y") as date')
->groupBy('date')
->pluck('sum','date')
->toArray()
])
->line([
'Avg' => Order::query()
->selectRaw('AVG(price) as avg, DATE_FORMAT(created_at, "%d.%m.%Y") as date')
->groupBy('date')
->pluck('avg','date')
->toArray()
], '#EC4176')
You can define multiple lines through one line()
method.
LineChartMetric::make('Orders')
->line([
'Profit' => Order::query()
->selectRaw('SUM(price) as sum, DATE_FORMAT(created_at, "%d.%m.%Y") as date')
->groupBy('date')
->pluck('sum','date')
->toArray(),
'Avg' => Order::query()
->selectRaw('AVG(price) as avg, DATE_FORMAT(created_at, "%d.%m.%Y") as date')
->groupBy('date')
->pluck('avg','date')
->toArray()
],[
'red', 'blue'
])
By default, the LineChart chart has its keys sorted in ascending order. This feature can be disabled using the withoutSortKeys()
method.
LineChartMetric::make('Orders')
->line([
'Profit' => Order::query()
->selectRaw('SUM(price) as sum, DATE_FORMAT(created_at, "%d.%m.%Y") as date')
->groupBy('date')
->pluck('sum','date')
->toArray()
])
->withoutSortKeys(),
Method columnSpan()
allows you to set the block width in the Grid grid.
columnSpan(
int $columnSpan,
int $adaptiveColumnSpan = 12
),
$columnSpan
- relevant for desktop,$adaptiveColumnSpan
- relevant for mobile version.
use MoonShine\Apexcharts\Components\LineChartMetric;
use MoonShine\UI\Components\Layout\Grid;
Grid::make([
LineChartMetric::make('Articles')
->line([
'Count' => [
now()->subDays()->format('Y-m-d') =>
Article::whereDate(
'created_at',
now()->subDays()->format('Y-m-d')
)->count(),
now()->format('Y-m-d') =>
Article::whereDate(
'created_at',
now()->subDays()->format('Y-m-d')
)->count()
]
])
->columnSpan(6),
LineChartMetric::make('Comments')
->line([
'Count' => [
now()->subDays()->format('Y-m-d') =>
Comment::whereDate(
'created_at',
now()->subDays()->format('Y-m-d')
)->count(),
now()->format('Y-m-d') =>
Comment::whereDate(
'created_at',
now()->subDays()->format('Y-m-d')
)->count()
]
])
->columnSpan(6)
])
Note
See the Decoration Layout section for more details.