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Data Visualization Packages
Visualizing data can be a daunting task. Currently there exist a number of packages that can help.
gampleman/elm-visualization is a great choice, but perhaps someone has implemented something that suits your particular problem better? Here's a list of community packages and resources that can help you pick a data viz package for the job.
Legend 🏗 - Not published in package catalog
With smart defaults inspired by Edward Tufte, this package tries to be an opinionated guide for common data viz needs.
A very simple library, but has some of the basics covered.
This is a type safe elm wrapper around the Vega-lite specification language that then is passed into the JS Vega client.
An arc diagram for visualizing acyclic digraphs.
Drawing diagrams of trees.
A HexBin plot is a scatter plot where the data is distributed over a grid of regular hexagons. This clustering makes it easier to spot the density of your data.
Treemaps are a method of visualizing data to communicate the relative size of some value.
Word-size data graphics - sparklines.
An elm library for interactive maps.
A WIP maps package.
These packages don't actually do data visualization, but can be useful in this domain.
- dawehner/elm-colorbrewer - brewer colors suitable for data visualization
- folkertdev/one-true-path-experiment - SVG path based drawing primitives
- elm-community/typed-svg - a much nicer replacement for elm-lang/svg
- mgold/elm-geojson - dealing with GeoJSON
- kuon/elm-hsluv - HSLuv perceptually uniform color space implementation