Hello, In this guide, we will learn how to create a Progress Donut chart using visx. A Donut chart is a variant of a pie chart featuring a central hole, resembling a donut.
Understanding the Math
To effectively implement the features of our chart, it is essential to grasp the mathematical principles behind it. The chart is a circle with 360 degrees or 2 * Pi radians. Here's how we determine the angles for each progress segment :
2 * PI / (number of progress data points)
The starting angle for each progress segment is derived by multiplying the index by 2 * Pi divided by the total number of progress data points :
(index) * 2 * PI / (number of progress data points )
The ending angle of a progress segment is calculated by adding the progress percentage to the index and then multiplying by 2 * Pi divided by the total number of progress data points :
(index + (progress / 100)) * 2 * PI / (number of progress data points )
For the track bar representing remaining progress, the start angle is the same as the end angle of the progress segment, while the end angle is the start angle of the progress segment plus the total progress of that segment.
(index + (progress / 100)) * 2 * PI / (number of progress data points )
the track bar endAngle :
(index + 1) * 2 * PI / (number of progress data points)
Donut Chart Code
The first step in developing the chart is to organize the necessary data. In the data.js file, you will define symbols for progress data, the progress amount, and corresponding colors.
export const coins = [
{ symbol: "r", color: "#121212", progress: 30, },
{ symbol: "l", color: "#91235d", progress: 37, },
{ symbol: "s", color: "#5ef13f", progress: 90, },
{ symbol: "w", color: "#643dfe", progress: 50, },
{ symbol: "d", color: "#ef0de6", progress: 45, },
];
Next, let's implement the Donut Chart Component. Utilize the math calculations described above to dynamically generate each progress segment's angles and accompanying track bar.
import { Pie } from "@visx/shape";
import { Group } from "@visx/group";
import { scaleOrdinal } from "@visx/scale";
import { Text } from "@visx/text";
const margin = { top: 10, right: 10, bottom: 10, left: 10 };
const thickness = 25;
export default function Donut({
width,
height,
data,
title,
}: {
width: number;
height: number;
data: { symbol: string; progress: number; color: string }[];
title: string;
}) {
const innerWidth = width - margin.left - margin.right;
const innerHeight = height - margin.top - margin.bottom;
const radius = Math.min(innerWidth, innerHeight) / 2;
const centerY = innerHeight / 2;
const centerX = innerWidth / 2;
const getBrowserColor = scaleOrdinal({
domain: data.map((d) => d.symbol),
range: data.map(item => item.color),
});
return (
<svg width={width} height={height}>
<Group top={centerY + margin.top} left={centerX + margin.left}>
<Pie
data={data}
pieValue={(d) => d.progress / 100}
outerRadius={radius}
innerRadius={radius - thickness + 21}
>
{({ arcs, path }) => {
arcs = arcs.map((item, index) => {
return ({
...item,
startAngle: (index) * (Math.PI * 2 / data.length),
endAngle: (((index + (item.data.progress / 100)) * (Math.PI * 2 / data.length))),
})
})
return (
<g >
{arcs.map((arc, i) => {
const firstArc = { ...arc, startAngle: arc.startAngle, endAngle: arc.endAngle }
const second = { ...arc, startAngle: arc.endAngle, endAngle: arc.startAngle + Math.PI * 2 /data.length}
return (
<>
<g key={`pie-arc-${i}+1`}>
<path
className={`arc${i}`}
d={path(firstArc)}
fill={getBrowserColor(arc.data.symbol)}
/>
</g>
<g key={`pie-arc-${i}+2`}>
<path
className={`arc${i}`}
d={path(second)}
fill={'#E4E4E4'}
/>
</g>
</>
)
})}
</g>
)
}}
</Pie>
<Text className="whitespace-wrap" textAnchor="middle" verticalAnchor={'middle'} fill="black" scaleToFit fontFamily="sans-serif" >
{title}
</Text>
</Group>
</svg>)
}
Please don't hesitate to reach out if you require further clarification or assistance with constructing the Donut Chart Component. Thank you for reading this article the live demo is here.
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