I am currently using NVD3 to make a few line charts. I am wondering if it is possible to make the y axis ticks to always start from 0. Currently it always starts from the lowest y value. I have tried using tickValues but I do not want to change the other values. I have also tried to add a data point with a value of 0, but this seems like a workaround and it affects the way the graph looks. Any ideas?
问题:
回答1:
You don't need to add a "dummy" data point, all you need is adjust the input domain of the scale, e.g. something like
chart.yAxis.scale().domain([0, maxValue]);
回答2:
Most charts have a forceX and forceY functions which take a array of values. You can use it like this:
var chart = nv.models.lineChart();
chart.forceX([0, 10])
chart.forceY([-1, 1])
Which will ensure that on your xAxis you are always showing at least 0 and 10, but won't restrict the domain if you manipulate it directly. That is if you do something like:
chart.yAxis.scale().domain([0, maxValue]);
and your data has negative X values that won't show on your chart because they'll fall outside of the specified domain, but they will, if you use forceX.
回答3:
I find this test page to be very useful when figuring out properties on nvd3 charts (applicable even if you're not using angular btw)
https://krispo.github.io/angular-nvd3/#/lineChart
- Click 'Extended'
- Click the
+
symbol next toforceY
- Type in a value like
-5
and then add it to immediately see the effect (the sample graph already has zero shown).
回答4:
You can set only min value by chart.forceX(0)