Google Visualization API template tags and helpers for Django framework.
(Not strictly required.)
django-qsstats-magicpython-dateutil
$ pip install django-google-charts
# or
$ easy_install django-google-charts
Add 'googlecharts' to your INSTALLED_APPS. Optionally, you can specify the
Google Visualization API version: GOOGLECHARTS_API = '1.1', as documented
here.
{% load googlecharts %}
{# container #}
<div id="out"></div>
{% googlecharts %}
{# named data and options can be reused #}
{% data values "out_data" %}
{% col "string" "Name" %}"{{ val }}"{% endcol %}
{% col "number" "Value" %}{{ val }}{% endcol %}
{% enddata %}
{# you can also use global javascript variables here, #}
{# and call functions #}
{% options "out_options" %}
kind: "PieChart",
options: {
width: 300,
height: 240
}
{% endoptions %}
{# chart is assembled from container, data and options #}
{% graph "out" "out_data" "out_options" %}
{% endgooglecharts %}
Given the context:
{'values': [['foo', 32], ['bar', 64], ['baz', 96]]}
The end result looks like this:
See the source code for more examples.
Google Chart Tools documentation is here.