@hackage hs-gchart0.2

Introduction

GChart is a Haskell wrapper around Google Chart API.

There is a library on Hackage called GoogleChart which provides another wrapper, however it has not been updated in a long while. GChart improves upon that effort by trying to design a more elegant API, and supporting more chart types and features.

Installation

cabal install hs-gchart

Documentation

• API functions reference

• Haskell data types reference

• Google Chart API

Getting Started

These examples below are available in examples/Examples.hs in the source tarball. Look at the source file for more Some examples are taken from this article

For examples 1 and 2, the following code is common

dataSeries1 :: [Int]
dataSeries1 = [10,20,8,25,5,3,15,9,5]

labelSeries1 = ["Egg nog",
                "Christmas Ham",
                "Milk (not including egg nog)",
                "Cookies",
                "Roasted Chestnuts",
                "Chocolate",
                "Various Other Beverages",
                "Various Other Foods",
                "Snacks"]

Example 1 : Pie Chart

The code below

 christmasPie = getChartUrl $ do setChartSize 600 300
                                 setDataEncoding simple
                                 setChartType Pie
                                 addChartData dataSeries1
                                 setChartTitle "Food and Drink Consumed Christmas 2007"
                                 setLabels labelSeries1
                                 setColors ["00AF33",
                                            "4BB74C",
                                            "EE2C2C",
                                            "CC3232",
                                            "33FF33",
                                            "66FF66",
                                            "9AFF9A",
                                            "C1FFC1",
                                            "CCFFCC" ]

Generates the following chart.

Example 2 : Bar Chart

The code below

barGraph = getChartUrl $ do setChartSize 600 300
                            setChartType BarHorizontalGrouped
                            addChartData dataSeries1
                            setChartTitle "Food and Drink Consumed Christmas 2007"
                            addAxis $ makeAxis {  axisType = AxisBottom }
                            addAxis $ makeAxis {  axisType = AxisLeft,
                                                  axisLabels = Just labelSeries1 }
                            addColor "00AF33"

Generates the following chart

Example 3 : Line XY Chart 1

The code below

linexyGraph1 =
    getChartUrl $ do setChartSize 800 300
                     setChartType LineXY
                     setDataEncoding text
                     setChartTitle "Projected Christmas Cheer for 2007"
                     setGrid $ makeGrid { xAxisStep = 3.333,
                                          yAxisStep = 10,
                                          lineSegmentLength = Just 1,
                                          blankSegmentLength = Just 3 }
                     addAxis $ makeAxis { axisType = AxisLeft,
                                          axisRange = Just $ Range (0,100) (Just 50) }
                     addAxis $ makeAxis { axisType = AxisBottom,
                                          axisLabels = Just $ ["Dec 1st"] ++ blanks 4 ++ ["6th"] ++ blanks 18 ++ ["25th","26th"] ++ blanks 4 ++ ["Dec 31st"] }
                     addChartDataXY dataSeries2

dataSeries2 :: [(Float,Float)]
dataSeries2 = [(0,0),(100,100)]

blanks x = take x $ repeat ""

Generates the following chart

Example 4 : Line XY Chart 2

The code below

linexyGraph2 = 
    getChartUrl $ do setChartSize 800 300
                     setChartType LineXY
                     setDataEncoding text
                     setChartTitle "Projected Christmas Cheer for 2007"
 
                     setGrid $ makeGrid { xAxisStep = 3.333,
                                          yAxisStep = 10,
                                          lineSegmentLength = Just 1,
                                          blankSegmentLength = Just 3 }
 
                     addAxis $ makeAxis { axisType = AxisLeft,
                                          axisRange = Just $ Range (0,100) (Just 50) }
                     addAxis $ makeAxis { axisType = AxisBottom,
                                          axisLabels = Just $ ["Dec 1st"] ++ blanks 4 ++ ["6th"] ++ blanks 18 ++ ["25th","26th"] ++ blanks 4 ++ ["Dec 31st"] }
 
                     addChartDataXY dataSeries3
                     addColor "458B00"
 
                     addChartDataXY dataSeries4
                     addColor "CD2626"
 
                     setLegend $ legendWithPosition ["2006","2007"] LegendRight
 
dataSeries3 :: [(Float,Float)]
dataSeries3 = zip [0,16.7,23.3,33.3,60,76.7,83.3,86.7,93.3,96.7,100] [30,45,20,50,15,80,60,70,40,55,80]
 
dataSeries4 :: [(Float,Float)]
dataSeries4 = zip [0,10,16.7,26.7,33.3] [50,10,30,55,60]

blanks x = take x $ repeat ""

Generates the following chart

Example 5 : Scatter Plot with Shape Markers

The code below

scatterPlotWithMarkers = getChartUrl $ do setChartSize 200 125
                                          setChartType ScatterPlot
                                          setDataEncoding simple
                                          addChartDataXY dataSeries5
                                          addAxis $ makeAxis { axisType = AxisBottom,
                                                               axisLabels = Just $ blanks 1 ++ ["1","2","3","4","5"] }
                                          addAxis $ makeAxis { axisType = AxisLeft,
                                                               axisLabels = Just $ blanks 1 ++ ["50","100"] }
                                          setGrid $ makeGrid { xAxisStep = 20, yAxisStep = 25 }
 
                                          addShapeMarker $ makeShapeMarker { shapeType  = ShapeSquare
                                                                           , shapeColor = "ff0000"
                                                                           , shapeSize  = 10 }
 
-- Reverse engineering sample data from webpage
dataSeries5 :: [(Int,Int)]
dataSeries5 = zip xseries yseries where
             xseries = map encSimpleReverse "984sttvuvkQIBLKNCAIipr3z9"
             yseries = map encSimpleReverse "DEJPgq0uov17_zwopQOD"
 
encSimpleReverse :: Char -> Int
encSimpleReverse c | ord c >= ord 'A' && ord c <= ord 'Z' = (ord c - ord 'A')
                   | ord c >= ord 'a' && ord c <= ord 'z' = 26 + (ord c - ord 'a')
                   | ord c >= ord '0' && ord c <= ord '9' = 52 + (ord c - ord '0')
                   | otherwise = -1

Generates the following chart