
This library is useful for comparing different data sets or showing performance metrics. For example, you could use it to compare the features of different products, the performance of various team members, or the characteristics of multiple items.
How
to use it:
1. Download and add the chart.js file to your webpage:
<script src="chart.js"></script>
2. Create a div element where the radar chart will appear:
<div id="radar-chart"></div>
3. Initialize the radar chart with your data. Remember that the data should contain between three to six data points.
const container = document.getElementById("radar-chart");
const data = {
JavaScript: 85,
CSS: 90,
HTML: 98,
React: 80,
Vue: 50,
};
const chart = new RadarChart(container, data);
4. Customize the chart’s appearance and behavior through the options object:
const options = {
maxValue: 100,
labels: Object.keys(data),
// Base size values for scaling calculations
baseSize: 400,
basePadding: 50,
baseStrokeWidth: 2,
basePointRadius: 4,
baseTextSize: 14, // 0.875rem in pixels
baseLabelDistance: 1.15,
};
const chart = new RadarChart(container, data, options);
5. Use addDataPoint to add more data points.
chart.addDataPoint("Angular", 75);
6. Use removeDataPoint to remove a data point.
chart.removeDataPoint("React");
7. If you need to resize the chart manually, call the resize() function. It resizes automatically with the window, too.
chart.resize();
8. The library uses color thresholds to visually distinguish data values. You can customize them like this:
this.colorThresholds = [
{ threshold: 0.33, color: "#007EFD" },
{ threshold: 0.66, color: "#F5D85E" },
{ threshold: 1, color: "#FC517B" },
];
Changelog:
10/12/2025
- Bugfixes
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