I need to create a custom d3 layout that is somewhat close to a treemap but in a triangular style. Here's a screenshot so that you can understand: Pyramid layout
As you can see, it works pretty neat and fits my need. To code it, i've based the code on the treemap layout code:
d3.layout.pyramid= function () {
var hierarchy = d3.layout.hierarchy(), round = Math.round, size = [ 1, 1 ], padding = 0;
function populate (nodes, currentHeight, currentHeightPadded, currentBase, currentSumedWeight) {
...
}
function populate_layers (layer, nodes,currentHeight,currentLength, currentSumedArea,currentSumedWeight) {
...
}
function pyramid(d) {
var nodes = hierarchy(d), root = nodes[0];
populate(root.children.slice(),0,0,0,0);
return nodes;
}
pyramid.padding = function(x) {
if (!arguments.length) return padding;
padding = x;
return pyramid;
};
pyramid.size = function(x) {
if (!arguments.length) return size;
size = x;
return pyramid;
};
return d3_layout_hierarchyRebind(pyramid, hierarchy);
};
My problem is, to do so, I've had to directly edit the d3.v2.js
file, because some private functions are not accessible from outisde, in my case d3_layout_hierarchyRebind
.
Clearly I know it´s not the best practice at all but I can't manage to externalize my file in a separate script cause d3_layout_hierarchyRebindis
not visible from the outside.
I don't know if it's a d3- or javascript-related issue but I'd like to know if you could help me solve this little problem.
Thank's in advance!
One of the core uses of a layout in D3 is to update the graphical chart. All we need to do is make changes to the data or layout and then rebind the data to the existing graphical elements. By using a transition, we can see the pie chart change from one form to the other.
D3 uses SVG to create and modify the graphical elements of the visualization. Because SVG has a structured form, D3 can make stylistic and attribute changes to the shapes being drawn.
js (also known as D3, short for Data-Driven Documents) is a JavaScript library for producing dynamic, interactive data visualizations in web browsers. It makes use of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), HTML5, and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) standards.
D3 is a low-level JavaScript visualisation library: you'll write more code, but it has an 'expressivity advantage'. Can you put a D3 JavaScript visualisation into a Python Jupyter notebook? Yes!
Just copy and paste the d3.layout.pyramid function into a new file and rename functions as necessary so it doesn't conflict with the d3 library. Likely everything will be private so only the outermost function will need to be renamed. You probably won't have to namespace it to "d3". That is to say, this should work:
var myPyramidLayout = function () {
...
}
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