##Pizza Pie Charts
Pizza is a responsive pie, donut, bar, and line graph charting library based on the Snap SVG framework from Adobe. It focuses on easy integration via HTML markup and CSS instead of JavaScript objects, although you can pass JavaScript objects to Pizza as well.
The first step is to create a key with a ul and list elements that represent each piece of the pie with a data-pie-id attribute pointing to the ID of your chart container.
<ul data-pie-id="svg">
<li data-value="60">Water Buffalo (60)</li>
<li data-value="20">Bison (20)</li>
<li data-value="12">Sheep (12)</li>
<li data-value="32">Goat (32)</li>
<li data-value="50">Shetland Pony (50)</li>
</ul>
After you have created your legend, you can include your chart container anywhere on the page.
<div id="svg"></div>
You can then style your chart with CSS or SCSS.
To initialize your charts, you can call Pizza.init(); at the end of the body of your page.
You can pass options to the chart by using the data-options attribute on your legend:
<ul data-pie-id="svg" data-options='{"donut":"true"}'>
Or on initialization:
Pizza.init('#myChart', {
data: [23, 44, 1, 29, 90]
});
$(function() {
Pizza.init(document.body, {
data: [23, 43, 17, 7, 11],
data_color: ["#CCFF99", "#FF6666","#336699","#009966","pink"],//设置每部分数据的颜色
});
Setting data-text on your li allows you to override the default percent for pie piece labels. You have access to value and percent as variables. All variables are wrapped in handlebar.js style double brackets.
<li data-value="32" data-text="Goats {{percent}} ({{value}} total)">Goat (32)</li>
Will render out Goats 19% (32 total) for example.
To contribute you must have Node and Grunt installed on your system.
Compiling:
npm install
bower install
grunt