RadarChart

Scores on several axes at once, one record per axis and a value per series; a dashed series reads as a target.

Charts@gaudi/design-system/charts/RadarChartView in Storybook Source

Installation

pnpm add github:ahmadassaf/design-system recharts

Import from @gaudi/design-system. Load @gaudi/design-system/global.css once and add transpilePackages: ['@gaudi/design-system'] in Next.js.

import { RadarChart } from '@gaudi/design-system/charts/RadarChart';

Copy an example into your project with the shadcn CLI: npx shadcn@latest add https://design.gaudi.site/r/radar-chart-target-scores.json.

Usage

import { RadarChart } from '@gaudi/design-system/charts';
<RadarChart ariaLabel='Draft scores against the target' data={review} series={[{ key: 'draft', label: 'Draft' }, { key: 'target', label: 'Target', dashed: true }]} domain={[0, 100]} />

Examples

Scores against a target

Storybook

API

20 props

Accessibility

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