Laravel ChartsJS – Render charts with ChartsJS

To render charts in a Laravel application using Chart.js, you can follow these steps to set up a simple charting solution. We’ll go through installing Chart.js, setting up a controller to handle data, and rendering the charts in a Blade view.

Step 1: Install Chart.js

You can include Chart.js in your Laravel application by using a CDN or installing it via npm.

Option A: Using CDN

Add the following script tag to your Blade view (e.g., resources/views/layouts/app.blade.php

or directly in your chart view):

Option B: Using npm

If you prefer to manage your front-end dependencies with npm, run the following command:

Then, you can include Chart.js in your resources/js/app.js file:

Make sure to compile your assets:

Step 2: Set Up Routes

Define a route to display your chart. For example, add the following to your routes/web.php:

Step 3: Create a Controller

Next, create a controller to handle the chart data. You can create a controller using the following command:

In the ChartController, add the following code to fetch the data you want to display in the chart. Here’s a basic example:

Step 4: Create a Blade View

Create a Blade view to render your chart. For example, create a new file at resources/views/charts/index.blade.php:

Step 5: Display the Chart

Now, you can visit the /charts route in your browser, and you should see your chart rendered on the page.

 Step 6: Customize the Chart (Optional)

You can customize the chart by modifying the type

, data, and options properties in the JavaScript code. Here are a few customization options:

• Chart Types: You can change the type to other options such as 'line', 'pie', 'doughnut', etc.
• Datasets: You can add multiple datasets if you want to compare different data sets within the same chart.
• Options: Explore the Chart.js documentation for detailed options to customize your charts (like tooltips, legends, etc.).

Example of Multiple Datasets

Here’s an example of how to include multiple datasets in the chart:

Then update the view’s JavaScript accordingly:

Summary

You’ve successfully set up Chart.js in your Laravel application! Here’s a recap of the steps:

1. Install Chart.js using CDN or npm.
2. Set up routes to display the chart.
3. Create a controller to fetch data for the chart.
4. Create a Blade view to render the chart using Chart.js.
5. Customize the chart as needed.

 

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