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Readme
d3-boxplot
d3js plugin for box-and-whisker plot.
Installing
If you use NPM, npm install d3-boxplot. Otherwise, download the
latest release.
Usage
Visit this page to see examples.
API Reference
# d3.boxplot()
Constructs a new box plot generator with the default settings.
# d3.boxplotStats(data, [accessor])
Calculates descriptive statistics such as five-number summeries, IQR, and inner/outer fences of
given sorted array data. If the type of elements in data is not a number, you should
provide an accessor function as the second argument and the array should be sorted according to
the accessor.
# boxplot.vertical([vertical])
If vertical is specified, sets the vertical mode. If vertical is not specified, returns the
current vertical mode. The default value is false.
# boxplot.scale([scale])
If scale is specified, sets the scale. If scale is not specified, returns the current scale.
The default value is d3.scaleLinear() instance with default values.
# boxplot.bandwidth([bandwidth])
If bandwidth is specified, sets the bandwidth of the plot. Bandwidth is a pixel value specifying
a thickness of the plot. If bandwidth is not specified, returns the current bandwidth. The
default value is 20.
# boxplot.showInnerDots([flag])
If flag is specified, sets the option. Set it true to show all data dots, or false to show
only outliers (and far-outs).Bandwidthis a pixel value specifying If flag is not specified,
returns the current value. The default value is true.
# boxplot.jitter([jitter])
If jitter is specified, sets the jittering mode. If jitter is not specified, returns the
current jittering mode. The default value is true.