Without coordinates & noop channel
Certain chart types have neither measures nor dimensions on the axes such as
treemaps and bubble charts. This is a case when the noop
channel comes in
handy for grouping and stacking elements in these kinds of charts.
To get to a treemap, we have to detach all dimensions and the measure from the
axes and put two of them on the size
channel, whereas the other dimension is
still on the color
channel.
Info - How to setup Vizzu
In HTML
, create a placeholder element that will contain the rendered
chart.
<html>
<body>
<div id="myVizzu">
</div>
</body>
</html>
In JavaScript
, initialize and configure the chart:
import Vizzu from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/vizzu@0.7/dist/vizzu.min.js'
import data from 'https://lib.vizzuhq.com/0.7/assets/data/music_data.js'
let chart = new Vizzu('myVizzu')
chart.initializing
chart.animate({
data: data,
config: {
channels: {
y: {
set: ['Popularity', 'Kinds']
},
x: {
set: ['Genres']
},
label: {
attach: ['Popularity']
},
},
color: {
attach: ['Kinds']
},
}
})
chart.animate({
config: {
channels: {
y: {
set: null
},
x: {
set: null
},
size: {
attach: ['Genres', 'Popularity']
}
}
}
})
Getting from a treemap to a bubble chart is simply by changing the geometry to
circle. This bubble chart is stacked by the Kinds
dimension that is on the
size
channel - this is why the bubbles are in separate, small groups.
chart.animate({
config: {
geometry: 'circle'
}
})
In order to show all bubbles as one group, we use the noop
(no operations)
channel for the Genres
dimension. The noop
channel enables us to have a
dimension on the chart, that doesn’t affect any parameter of the elements, only
their count.
chart.animate({
config: {
channels: {
size: {
detach: ['Genres']
},
noop: {
set: ['Genres']
}
}
}
})