Indicators
12 May 201724 minutes to read
Indicators simply indicates the current status of the pointer. Indicators are in several formats such as in shape format, textual format and image format.
Setting Dimension
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You can enable indicators by setting showIndicators to ‘true’ in scale collection. The height and width property for the indicators are used to specify the area allocated to the indicator for the width and height respectively.
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You can use the position collection to position the indicators along X and Y axis. X specifies horizontal position in indicators whereas Y specifies vertical position in indicators. Indicators are of several types such as, dimensions like circle, rectangle, rounded rectangle, text and image. By using the type property it can be applied. For image type imageUrl property is used.
<div id="LinearGauge1"></div>"use strict";
var scales = [{
width: 0,
border: { color: "transparent", width: 0 },
minimum: 0,
maximum: 300,
minorIntervalValue: 5,
majorIntervalValue: 30,
showBarPointers: false,
showIndicators: true,
//Adding marker pointer collection
markerPointers: [{
width: 10, length: 10,
backgroundColor: "Grey", distanceFromScale: 12
}],
//Adding ticks collection
ticks: [{
type: "majorinterval", width: 2,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
},
{
type: "minorinterval", width: 1, height: 6,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
}],
//Adding indicator collection
indicators: [{
height: 10,
width: 10,
type: "circle",
position: { x: 50, y: 100 }
}]
}];
var frame = {
innerWidth: 8,
outerWidth: 10,
// For setting back ground Image URL
backgroundImageUrl: "Gauge_linear_light.png"
};
ReactDOM.render(
<EJ.LinearGauge id="lineargauge" frame = {frame} scales = {scales} enableAnimation = {false}
value = {78}>
</EJ.LinearGauge>,
document.getElementById('LinearGauge1')
);Execute the above code to render the following output.
State Ranges
State ranges are used to specify the indicator behavior in the certain region. startValue and endValue are used to set the range bound for the pointer. Whenever the pointer crosses the specified region, the indicator attributes are applied for the ranges.
<div id="LinearGauge1"></div>"use strict";
var scales = [{
width: 0,
border: { color: "transparent", width: 0 },
minimum: 0,
maximum: 300,
minorIntervalValue: 5,
majorIntervalValue: 30,
showRanges: true,
showBarPointers: false,
showIndicators: true,
//Adding marker pointer collection
markerPointers: [{
width: 10, length: 10, backgroundColor: "Grey",
distanceFromScale: 12
}],
//Adding tick collection
ticks: [{
type: "majorinterval", width: 2,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
},
{
type: "minorinterval", width: 1, height: 6,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
}],
//Adding range collection
ranges: [{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 0, endValue: 200,
backgroundColor: "#94C361", border: {
color: "#94C361", width: 1
}
},
{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 200, endValue: 250,
backgroundColor: "#F9CF67", border: {
color: "#F9CF67", width: 1
}
},
{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 250, endValue: 300,
backgroundColor: "#F89B83", border: {
color: "#F89B83", width: 1
}
}],
//Adding indicator collection
indicators: [{
height: 10, width: 10, type: "circle", position: { x: 50, y: 100 },
//Adding State ranges collection
stateRanges: [
{
backgroundColor: "#02A258", endValue: 200,
startValue: 0, borderColor: "#02A258"
},
{
backgroundColor: "Grey", endValue: 300,
startValue: 200, borderColor: "Grey"
}
]
}]
}];
var frame = {
innerWidth: 8,
outerWidth: 10,
// For setting back ground Image URL
backgroundImageUrl: "Gauge_linear_light.png"
};
ReactDOM.render(
<EJ.LinearGauge id="lineargauge" frame = {frame} scales = {scales} enableAnimation = {false} value = {78}>
</EJ.LinearGauge>,
document.getElementById('LinearGauge1')
);Execute the above code to render the following output.
Linear Gauge with indicator state ranges
Color and Appearance
The backgroundColor and borderColor sets the appearance behavior for the indicators. You can apply this only if it lies within the state ranges. Otherwise default behavior will be applied.
<div id="LinearGauge1"></div>"use strict";
var scales = [{
width: 0,
border: { color: "transparent", width: 0 },
minimum: 0,
maximum: 300,
minorIntervalValue: 5,
majorIntervalValue: 30,
showBarPointers: false,
showIndicators: true,
//Adding marker pointer collection
markerPointers: [{
width: 10, length: 10,
backgroundColor: "Grey", distanceFromScale: 12
}],
//Adding ticks collection
ticks: [{
type: "majorinterval", width: 2,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
},
{
type: "minorinterval", width: 1, height: 6,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
}],
//Adding indicator collection
indicators: [{
height: 10, width: 10, type: "circle", position: { x: 50, y: 100 },
stateRanges: [{
backgroundColor: "#91B64E", endValue: 300,
startValue: 0, borderColor: "#91B64E"
}]
}]
}];
var frame = {
innerWidth: 8,
outerWidth: 10,
// For setting back ground Image URL
backgroundImageUrl: "Gauge_linear_light.png"
};
ReactDOM.render(
<EJ.LinearGauge id="lineargauge" frame = {frame} scales = {scales} enableAnimation = {false} value = {78}>
</EJ.LinearGauge>,
document.getElementById('LinearGauge1')
);Execute the above code to render the following output.
Font options
The basic font options available for the textual type indicators in the Linear Gauge such as Size, font style and font family are achieved by the properties size, fontStyle and fontFamily.
<div id="LinearGauge1"></div>"use strict";
var scales = [{
width: 0,
border: { color: "transparent", width: 0 },
minimum: 0,
maximum: 300,
minorIntervalValue: 5,
majorIntervalValue: 30,
showRanges: true,
showBarPointers: false,
showIndicators: true,
//Adding marker pointer collection
markerPointers: [{
width: 10, length: 10,
backgroundColor: "Grey", distanceFromScale: 12
}],
//Adding tick collection
ticks: [{
type: "majorinterval", width: 2,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
},
{
type: "minorinterval", width: 1, height: 6,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
}],
//Adding range collection
ranges: [{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 0, endValue: 200,
backgroundColor: "#94C361", border: {
color: "#94C361", width: 1
}
},
{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 200, endValue: 250,
backgroundColor: "#F9CF67", border: {
color: "#F9CF67", width: 1
}
},
{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 250, endValue: 300,
backgroundColor: "#F89B83", border: {
color: "#F89B83", width: 1
}
}
],
//Adding indicator collection
indicators: [{
type: "text", textLocation: { x: 50, y: 100 },
//Adding font option
font: { size: "12px", fontFamily: "Arial", fontType: "Bold" },
//Adding state ranges collection
stateRanges: [{
startValue: 0, endValue: 200,
text: "Safe", textColor: "#94C361"
},
{
startValue: 200, endValue: 250,
text: "Caution", textColor: "#F9CF67"
},
{
startValue: 250, endValue: 300,
text: "Danger", textColor: "#F89B83"
}
]
}]
}];
var frame = {
innerWidth: 8,
outerWidth: 10,
// For setting back ground Image URL
backgroundImageUrl: "Gauge_linear_light.png"
};
ReactDOM.render(
<EJ.LinearGauge id="lineargauge" frame = {frame} scales = {scales} enableAnimation = {false} value = {78}>
</EJ.LinearGauge>,
document.getElementById('LinearGauge1')
);Execute the above code to render the following output.
Multiple Indicator
You can set multiple indicators in a single Linear Gauge by adding an array of indicator objects. Refer the following code example for multiple indicator functionality.
<div id="LinearGauge1"></div>"use strict";
var scales = [{
width: 0,
border: { color: "transparent", width: 0 },
minimum: 0,
maximum: 300,
minorIntervalValue: 5,
majorIntervalValue: 30,
showRanges: true,
showBarPointers: false,
showIndicators: true,
//Adding marker pointer collection
markerPointers: [{
width: 10, length: 10, backgroundColor: "Grey",
distanceFromScale: 12
}],
//Adding ticks collection
ticks: [{
type: "majorinterval", width: 2,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
},
{
type: "minorinterval", width: 1, height: 6,
color: "#8c8c8c", distanceFromScale: { x: 7, y: 0 }
}],
//Adding ranges collection
ranges: [
{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 0, endValue: 200,
backgroundColor: "#94C361", border: {
color: "#94C361", width: 1
}
},
{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 200, endValue: 250,
backgroundColor: "#F9CF67", border: {
color: "#F9CF67", width: 1
}
},
{
startWidth: 5, endWidth: 5, startValue: 250, endValue: 300,
backgroundColor: "#F89B83", border: {
color: "#F89B83", width: 1
}
}
],
//Adding indicator collection
indicators: [
//Adding indicator 1
{
height: 10, width: 10, type: "circle", position: { x: 30, y: 100 },
//Adding state ranges collection
stateRanges: [{
backgroundColor: "#02A258", endValue: 200,
startValue: 0, borderColor: "#02A258"
},
{
backgroundColor: "Grey", endValue: 300,
startValue: 200, borderColor: "Grey"
}]
},
//Adding indicator 2
{
height: 10, width: 10, type: "circle", position: { x: 70, y: 100 },
stateRanges: [{
backgroundColor: "Grey", endValue: 200,
startValue: 0, borderColor: "Grey"
},
{
backgroundColor: "Red", endValue: 300,
startValue: 200, borderColor: "Red"
}]
}]
}];
var frame = {
innerWidth: 8,
outerWidth: 10,
// For setting back ground Image URL
backgroundImageUrl: "Gauge_linear_light.png"
};
ReactDOM.render(
<EJ.LinearGauge id="lineargauge" frame = {frame} scales = {scales} enableAnimation = {false} value = {78}>
</EJ.LinearGauge>,
document.getElementById('LinearGauge1')
);Execute the above code to render the following output.
