Documentation updates #3110
Documentation updates #3110
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Adds a lot of new information to the docs that will help developers better utilize the entire Chart.js library List of implemented changes: - Reverse option for legends (resolves #3102) - Information about chart resizing (resolves #3023) - Mixed chart types (resolves #2825) (resolves #2431) - Chart library comparison table (resolves #2605) - getDetasetMeta function information (resolves #2521) - Popular Extensions (resolves #2365)
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+1 to merge |
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Should I go ahead and merge this? CC: @simonbrunel |
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+1 on merge |
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| It's that easy to get started using Chart.js! From here you can explore the many options that can help you customise your charts with scales, tooltips, labels, colors, custom actions, and much more. | |||
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| There are many examples of Chart.js that are available in the [samples folder](https://github.com/chartjs/Chart.js/tree/master/samples) of the GitHub repository. | |||
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Since samples in the repo don't work without a gulp build first (and because we encourage users to not clone/download the repository), it may be better to write about the Chart.js.zip attached to releases containing built examples in the samples/ folder.
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We should remove the Advanced section from the user documentation and start a GH wiki to store all that developer stuff (and add a link from the user doc to that wiki). It would make the doc lighter and would allow us to write much more code related stuff (such as coding standards, release process, etc.). I would also move the Contributing section to the wiki. |
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I have updated the changes and added a plugin section. |
Adds a lot of new information to the docs that will help developers better utilize the entire Chart.js library
List of implemented changes:
The merge conflicts can be easily resolved through a command line merge, so do not worry about that.