D3 Funnel

D3Funnel is an extensible, open-source JavaScript library for rendering funnel charts using the D3.js library.

D3Funnel is focused on providing practical and visually appealing funnels through a variety of customization options. Check out the examples page to get a showcasing of the several possible options.

Installation

To install this library, simply include both D3.js and D3Funnel:

<script src="/path/to/d3.min.js"></script>
<script src="/path/to/dist/d3-funnel.js"></script>

Alternatively, if you are using Webpack or Browserify, you can install the npm package and require or import the module. This will include a compatible version of D3.js for you:

npm install d3-funnel --save

// CommonJS
var D3Funnel = require('d3-funnel');

// ES6
import D3Funnel from 'd3-funnel';

Usage

To use this library, you must create a container element and instantiate a new funnel chart:

<div id="funnel"></div>

<script>
    var data = [
        ['Plants',     5000],
        ['Flowers',    2500],
        ['Perennials', 200],
        ['Roses',      50],
    ];
    var options = {};

    var chart = new D3Funnel('#funnel');
    chart.draw(data, options);
</script>

Options

Option	Description	Type	Default
chart.width	The pixel width of the chart.	number	Container's width
chart.height	The pixel height of the chart.	number	Container's height
chart.bottomWidth	The percent of total width the bottom should be.	number	1 / 3
chart.bottomPinch	How many blocks to pinch on the bottom to create a funnel "neck".	number	0
chart.inverted	Whether the funnel direction is inverted (like a pyramid).	bool	false
chart.animate	The load animation speed in milliseconds.	number	0 (disabled)
chart.curve.enabled	Whether the funnel is curved.	bool	false
chart.curve.height	The curvature amount.	number	20
block.dynamicHeight	Whether the block heights are proportional to its weight.	bool	false
block.fill.scale	The background color scale as an array or function.	mixed	d3.scale.category10()
block.fill.type	Either 'solid' or 'gradient'.	string	'solid'
block.minHeight	The minimum pixel height of a block.	number	0
block.highlight	Whether the blocks are highlighted on hover.	bool	false
label.fontSize	Any valid font size for the labels.	string	'14px'
label.font	Any valid font for the labels.	string	'Arial'
label.fill	Any valid hex color for the label color.	string	'#fff'
label.format	Either function(label, value), an array, or a format string. See below.	mixed	'{l}: {f}'
events.click.block	Callback function(data) for when a block is clicked.	function	null

Label Format

The option label.format can either be a function or a string. The following keys will be substituted by the string formatter:

Key	Description
'{l}'	The block's supplied label.
'{v}'	The block's raw value.
'{f}'	The block's formatted value.

Event Data

Block-based events are passed a data object containing the following elements:

Key	Type	Description
index	number	The index of the block.
node	object	The DOM node of the block.
value	number	The numerical value.
fill	string	The background color.
label.raw	string	The unformatted label.
label.formatted	string	The result of options.label.format.
label.color	string	The label color.

Example:

{
	index: 0,
	node: { ... },
	value: 150,
	fill: '#c33',
	label: {
		raw: 'Visitors',
		formatted: 'Visitors: 150',
		color: '#fff',
	},
},

Overriding Defaults

You may wish to override the default chart options. For example, you may wish for every funnel to have proportional heights. To do this, simplify modify the D3Funnel.defaults property:

D3Funnel.defaults.block.dynamicHeight = true;

Should you wish to override multiple properties at a time, you may consider using lodash's _.merge or jQuery's $.extend:

D3Funnel.defaults = _.merge(D3Funnel.defaults, {
    block: {
        dynamicHeight: true,
        fill: {
            type: 'gradient',
        },
    },
    label: {
        format: '{l}: ${f}',
    },
});

API

Additional methods beyond draw() are accessible after instantiating the chart:

Method	Description
destroy()	Removes the funnel and its events from the DOM.

Advanced Data

You can specify colors to override block.fill.scale and label.fill for any data point (hex only):

var data = [
    ['Teal',      12000, '#008080', '#080800'],
    ['Byzantium', 4000,  '#702963'],
    ['Persimmon', 2500,  '#ff634d', '#6f34fd'],
    ['Azure',     1500,  '#007fff', '#07fff0'],
    //         Background ---^         ^--- Label
];

In addition to using label.format, you can also pass formatted values in an array:

var data = [
    ['Teal',      [12000, 'USD 12,000']],
    ['Byzantium', [4000,  'USD 4,000']],
    ['Persimmon', [2500,  'USD 2,500']],
    ['Azure',     [1500,  'USD 1,500']],
];

License

MIT license.