The only parameters I am not using in this demo is the height and width, I have defaulted this to “400px” you can change this using either of these parameters…I hope this will be useful to more than the one community member who requested it
I’m hoping to release the google orgchart tonight…I just need to understand the concept of laying it out better…I got it working which is a good thing, same as this but using a 3 level multdimension array as opposed to the 2 level multidimensional array that the piechart3d uses…I hope that is the correct wording…? Be nice if someone could script up a function for the multi-array part…sure I could do it, if I stopped creating new components
Everything on how to use this component is documented on the marketplace. This may look a dead basic graph but I can personally see many uses for it to clearly display my data.
@psDevUK every time I look for a component I find you’ve already created one so thank you again for this one too!
One question I have for you, do you know if it’s possible to change the colours of the bars? I’d quite like to fit them in with a specific colour theme.
Hello again @tom.obrien thanks for the kind words man. It is appreciated to know someone out there appreciates what you have done. Although this was a super cool component to develop, I am not actually using this on any of my current dashboards so maybe this might make another blog feature if I can get it to work…might mean I need to rebuild the component…will have to revisit this component and see what I can cook up.
Ok I have had a quick butchers at this, and you can only change the Text colours via CSS. The actual bar chart bit on the right is an actual PNG image.
So I was reading some of the documentation again…and it might be possible, but would mean rebuilding the component, and testing it out. I still use the old method for building as not switched over to powershell universal yet. But I have seen Adam has released some new docs and youtube for building new components for v3…
Ah interesting, I’m using v2.9 still too. It’s this bar graph that I’m looking to use to display some VM stats so it would be quite good to be able to colour the bars to distinguish between CPU and memory stats.
Ah ok, I thought you were on about the Google Table component…will have a butchers at the documentation… https://react-google-charts.com/bar-chart
…and yeah I see you can customise the colours but it might mean me doing a version 1.0.1 to rebuild it and add this option. This is the current JSX file, and currently there is no colour option, so will need to add and rebuild…
Just need to edit the readme on the project page then upload it to the powershell gallery…
Boom just uploaded it to the powershell gallery which in-turn should reflect to the marketplace, also updated the readMe on the project page, but the request this morning is now possible in version 1.0.2 which has just been published
Amazing! Looks great. I’ll download it now and have a play around. You’re a credit to the UD community. Half of the components I use on my app are ones that you’ve made hah.
Well if you come across any other tweaks you would like making to any of the components I released just give me a shout like you did on this one, and I will do my best to incorporate it, if it is possible to do. I ended up doing this way past my bed-time last night, and forgot to change the tags in the module, so don’t think the marketplace has picked up the change, so might have to do a 1.0.3 to correct that mistake. I even updated the ReadMe https://github.com/psDevUK/New-GoogleBarChart/blob/master/README.md before going to bed to document the additional parameter, and added it to the demo code as an example, but didn’t update the associated GIF
Thanks for using some of the components I made, it’s good to know there being put to use