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cs5890_data_visualization/hw4/js/barChart.js
2019-09-30 22:29:42 -06:00

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/** Class implementing the bar chart view. */
class BarChart {
/**
* Create a bar chart instance and pass the other views in.
* @param worldMap
* @param infoPanel
* @param allData
*/
constructor(worldMap, infoPanel, allData) {
this.worldMap = worldMap;
this.infoPanel = infoPanel;
this.allData = allData;
}
/**
* Render and update the bar chart based on the selection of the data type in the drop-down box
*/
updateBarChart(selectedDimension) {
// ******* TODO: PART I *******
// Create the x and y scales; make
// sure to leave room for the axes
let data = this.chooseData(selectedDimension);
let xaxisHeight = 20;
let yaxisWidth = 20;
let dataNum = [];
data.forEach(x => dataNum.push(x.data));
let datadate = [];
data.forEach(x => datadate.push(x.date));
// Create colorScale
// Create the axes (hint: use #xAxis and #yAxis)
// Create the bars (hint: use #bars)
// ******* TODO: PART II *******
// Implement how the bars respond to click events
// Color the selected bar to indicate is has been selected.
// Make sure only the selected bar has this new color.
// Call the necessary update functions for when a user clicks on a bar.
// Note: think about what you want to update when a different bar is selected.
}
/**
* Check the drop-down box for the currently selected data type and update the bar chart accordingly.
*
* There are 4 attributes that can be selected:
* goals, matches, attendance and teams.
*/
chooseData() {
// ******* TODO: PART I *******
//Changed the selected data when a user selects a different
// menu item from the drop down.
let currentDataType = d3.select('#dataset')
.node().value;
//.property("value");
let selectedData = [];
this.allData.forEach(x => {
var item = [];
item.date = x["year"];
item.data = x[currentDataType];
selectedData.push(item);
});
console.log(this.allData);
console.log(selectedData);
return selectedData;
}
}