![]() Ruby's Tea Party: Ruby wants to have a tea party with her dollies, but Max wants to play pirates. Nicole Demerse / Patrick Granleese / James Backshall "Ruby's Tea Party / Max Is It / Ruby's Science Project" But Max wants to go swimming in his pool than fix the garden, despite that they had lunch already and he has to wait a half-hour. Max Gets Wet: Max and Ruby water the dried garden. Max's Music: Ruby, Valerie, and Louise practice for the Bunny Scout Concert, playing "The Farmer in the Dell", but Max is interrupting with his toy tools to play music. Max wants Froggy to come but Ruby thinks a tea party is no place for Froggies. ![]() Max's Froggy Friend: Max meets a frog, but Max and Ruby have to leave for a tea party they're having with Grandma. "Max's Froggy Friend / Max's Music / Max Gets Wet"įroggy, Grandma, Bumblebee (cameo), Valerie, Louise, Mr. Grandma thinks Max and his dragon mask would be wonderful in the show. Ruby's Stage Show: Ruby and Louise have a stage show put on for Grandma but Max wants to play Dragon. The Big Picture: Max and Ruby decide to take a picture to send to Grandma as a gift, but all Max wants to do is chase a butterfly. Grandma returns the Mask to him and scares Ruby and Louise which in the process removed Ruby's hiccups. Ruby's Hiccups: Ruby has the hiccups and Max can't find his monster mask. "Ruby's Hiccups / The Big Picture / Ruby's Stage Show" Ruby's Scavenger Hunt: In a Bunny Scout scavenger hunt, the last thing the Bunny Scouts need to find is a worm. While Louise and Ruby make a banner for the Bunny Scout Picnic, Morris steals Max's dumptruck for himself. Max Meets Morris: Louise brings her little cousin Morris to meet Max. Max's Work of Art: After eating an art model, Max poses for Ruby and Louise so they paint two pictures of him. Patrick Granleese / Kate Barris / Briane Nasimok Louise, Grandma, Morris, Valerie, Martha, Bunny Scout Leader Loop over charts with: Chartkick."Max's Work of Art / Max Meets Morris / Ruby's Scavenger Hunt" Refresh the data from a remote source: chart.refreshData() You can also specify new options: tOptions(newOptions) Update the data with: chart.updateData(newData) Get the underlying chart object with: chart.getChartObject() Ĭhart.js - download Chart.js and the date-fns adapter bundle Īccess a chart with: var chart = Chartkick.charts If more than one charting library is loaded, choose between them with: ĭownload chartkick.js and include it manually. ![]() To set options for all of your charts, create an initializer config/initializers/chartkick.rb with: Chartkick.options = )įor Importmap (Rails 7 default), run: bin/importmap pin highcharts -downloadĪnd in config/importmap.rb, add: pin "chartkick", to: "chartkick.js"Īnd in app/javascript/application.js, add: import "chartkick"įor Webpacker (Rails 6 default), run: yarn add chartkick highchartsĪnd in app/javascript/packs/application.js, add: import "chartkick/highcharts"įor Sprockets, download highcharts.js into vendor/assets/javascripts (or use yarn add highcharts in Rails 5.1+), and in app/assets/javascripts/application.js, add: //= require chartkick You can pass this option to individual series as well. See the documentation for Chart.js, Google Charts, and Highcharts for more info. You can pass options directly to the charting library with: ![]() Refresh data from a remote source every n seconds Specify the message when data is loading Show insignificant zeros, useful for currency - Chart.js, Highcharts Set significant digits - Chart.js, Highcharts Set a decimal separator - Chart.js, Highcharts Set a thousands separator - Chart.js, Highcharts Suffix, useful for percentages - Chart.js, Highcharts Prefix, useful for currency - Chart.js, Highcharts Straight lines between points instead of a curve Use nil to let the charting library decide. Min defaults to 0 for charts with non-negative values. Īnd in your controller, pass the data as JSON. Make your pages load super fast and stop worrying about timeouts. ![]()
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