v4.0.0

Awesome new BarChart (breaking changes)

The BarChart has been rewritten from the ground up. It works the same as before
but have some nice new features. The expectation on the data props has changed to better align with the other charts APIs, see the README and examples for more info.

• Complex objects

  As before you can still pass in an array of just numbers, but you can now also pass in an array of complex objects! These objects can contain any data you want but you must also
  pass in a yAccessor prop to tell the chart what the actual value for the item is (same as Line/AreaChart).

  The entire object will be returned to you as item in the renderDecorator callback, allowing for nice label rendering.

  The BarChart looks for an svg property on each entry, allowing you to set custom svg props for each bar (!!!).

  The BarChart itself also takes an svg prop that will be passed to all bars (item specific svg properties will not be overriden)

  All in all you should be able to do what you did before, and then some 😄 Check out the examples repo for some nice use examples

• Horizontal support

  horizontal={true}, how nice is that!? 😄 Supports both the standard barChart and the grouped one (multiple data sets).

• Extras support

  BarChart now has first class support for the extras prop.
  Render a clip path or a gradient in a specific bar, up to you!

• Spacing is replaced

  We've replaced spacing with spacingInner and spacingOuter to give more control to the user. Same default as before - 0.05
  This is true for all places where spacing was being used.

YAxis supports scaleBand and spacing

In order to have a nice YAxis along with the horizontal BarChart we have now added support for scale=d3.scaleBand to the yAxis.
This in turn comes with added props spacingInner and spacingOuter to align nicely with your BarChart.

PieChart

• data entry supports svg prop

  PieChart has been upgraded to take the svg prop on each data entry, allowing you to customise your PieChart even further
  We've also added the valueAccessor prop to allow you to use different dataStructures, not forcing you to name the value "value" and aligning with the other APIs.

• data entry supports arc prop

  You can now customize your arcs on an individual level. Want one arc to be bigger than the rest? No problem!

Check out examples repo for examples

WaterfallChart is removed

Due to low usage and high maintenance the WaterfallChart is removed.

Cleaned up README

The README is now more focused on the basic usage of this library. Any cool custom behavior has been moved to the examples repo.
This is the go to place where you want inspiration on how to do cool things with your charts or if you've ever asked yourself "can I do this with react-native-svg-charts?"

We want to make sure that the README is concise and to the point. Here we want to explain the APIs and not much more.
All charts and their APIs will still be documented here, but as an MVP.