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Improved samples #5
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Yes, it will be nice to publish some samples (possibly on GitHub pages) that you can see without checking out the repo It's useful during development to have samples that point to the local version, so I don't want the version in the samples directory to lose that functionality |
Also sample is now effectively not functional since there is no documentation how to build Chart.Financial.js |
Would it be too much work to add a sample that uses the latest working chart.financial.js ? I really want to try this but I am not using your build environment. |
I've added instructions for building to the README |
On which port is the sample running? |
Thanks for adding instructions, I tried the chart, I think I'll use it in my project |
How do I see the sample app? And how can i include this in my app? I am new to this. Pls help |
You should see the "samples" directory which contains the example |
How can we include this in our app. |
see the example, it's self-explanatory |
Samples are now available at https://chartjs.github.io/chartjs-chart-financial/ |
@benmccann should this issue get closed ? |
I just want to try this out. Could you please provide a sample that works out of the box in the samples folder?
I am looking at index.html. Chart.bundle.js could perhaps be a cdn reference? Chart.Financial.js could be prebuilt and available?
Well done!
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