v1.2.1

This release improves tooltip reliability and adds support for:

• Optional axis visibility
• Improved thresholds with labels based on Plottable.js Gridlines

These updates resolve issue #6

v1.2.0

This release is a recommended update for all users. It includes a number of updates:

• Merges in @tleguijt's pull request (#3) to remove the jQuery dependency
• Slightly restructures the library internally, with a new Utils submodule for utilities
• Adds unit tests for the Utils.mergeObjects() function
• Allows default configuration settings to be deleted by setting them to undefined in the options argument. This is useful, for example, for removing thresholds when they are not wanted.
• Clones the data argument in OMHWebVisualizations.Chart(data, $element, measureList, configOptions) before parsing, so that the data points are not modified by the parsing function.
• Adds sample code for chart customization and interaction.
• Fixes rendering of data points that don't have time intervals in their duration (#5).
• Adds a Chart.initialized property to expose whether chart construction was successful.
• Updates Plottable.js to v2.0.0.

Migrating

The toolbar property returned by getComponents() is now a D3 selection, rather than a jQuery object. This is a minor breaking change for anyone using that object.

v1.1.2

This release makes it possible to tune quantization variables, which were previously not accessible.

• adds quantization variables on the library scope
  • OMHWebVisualizations.QUANTIZE_YEAR
  • OMHWebVisualizations.QUANTIZE_MONTH
  • OMHWebVisualizations.QUANTIZE_DAY
  • OMHWebVisualizations.QUANTIZE_HOUR
  • OMHWebVisualizations.QUANTIZE_MINUTE
  • OMHWebVisualizations.QUANTIZE_SECOND
  • OMHWebVisualizations.QUANTIZE_MILLISECOND
  • OMHWebVisualizations.QUANTIZE_NONE
• updates charts.htm example to demonstrate quantization configuration options

v1.1.1

A minor update recommended for all users of the library.

• updates Plottable.js to version ^1.10.0 in Bower

v1.1.0

This release helps make the code more testable and easier to customize. It's a recommended update for all users.

• adds the ability to get the chart's Plottable.js components
• separates and exposes some data parsing functions
• updates the example to show the new changes

Migrating

This version requires that you render the chart in a separate call after construction, see the README for details.

v1.0.0

Our first release of the web visualizations library. This release includes generic line and bar charts, and customized charts for

• body weight
• heart rate
• blood pressure
• physical activity