Hi, I think that It does not have all ChartJS methods available, I suppose it could be for compatible reasons, because the package has methods that are support by ChartJS and other libraries so you can search as I did to make this post, in Vendero/ConsoleTV/Charts/ChartJS I think but there is only a small part of all ChartJS methods available.
You could create your own class that extends from this and add the setters for the methods that you need and build the chart object with this values, this is maybe the most practical way in your case.
Hi Ariel, you pointed me to the right location, in the chart.php i was able to see how they formatted the default variable, and from there I was able to feed in what was needed, if this is of help to others.
Hi, I think that It does not have all ChartJS methods available, I suppose it could be for compatible reasons, because the package has methods that are support by ChartJS and other libraries so you can search as I did to make this post, in Vendero/ConsoleTV/Charts/ChartJS I think but there is only a small part of all ChartJS methods available.
You could create your own class that extends from this and add the setters for the methods that you need and build the chart object with this values, this is maybe the most practical way in your case.
Hi Ariel, you pointed me to the right location, in the chart.php i was able to see how they formatted the default variable, and from there I was able to feed in what was needed, if this is of help to others.
return $this->options([
'maintainAspectRatio' => false,
'scales' => [
'xAxes' => [],
'yAxes' => [
[
'ticks' => [
'beginAtZero' => true,
],
],
],
],
]);
$projectProgress[$ctr]->labels($days)
->minimalist(false)
->height(300)
->width(100)
->options([
'maintainAspectRatio'=>false,
'scales'=>[
'xAxes'=>[
['display'=>false]
]
]
]);