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5 min readTo update a chart.js chart using JavaScript, you can first obtain a reference to the chart by storing it in a variable when creating the chart.Once you have the reference to the chart, you can then update its data by modifying the data object of the chart instance. You can update the labels and datasets individually by updating the labels and data arrays within the data object.
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6 min readTo stop Chart.js from rendering over a previous chart, you can destroy the previous chart instance before creating a new one. This can be done by calling the destroy() method on the previous chart object. This will remove the previous chart from the DOM and prevent it from overlapping with the new chart. Additionally, make sure to create a new instance of the Chart object each time you want to render a chart, rather than reusing the same instance, to ensure that the charts do not overlap.
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4 min readTo use Chart.js in Angular, you first need to install the Chart.js library and the ng2-charts library. You can do this by running the following commands in your Angular project directory:npm install chart.js npm install ng2-chartsAfter installing the necessary libraries, you can now import the ChartModule from ng2-charts in your Angular module file (app.module.ts). Once imported, you can add ChartModule to the imports array in the @NgModule decorator of your Angular module.
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8 min readTo create dynamic charts with Django and Chart.js, you can follow these steps:First, install Chart.js in your Django project by adding the necessary JavaScript files to your project's static directory.Next, define a view in your Django application that will fetch the data you want to display in your chart. This data can be retrieved from a database, API, or any other data source.Pass the data to your template using the render() function in your view.
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5 min readTo change NaN values to 0 in Chart.js, you can use the 'draw' callback function to iterate through the dataset and replace any NaN values with 0 before rendering the chart. Simply check each data point for NaN using the isNaN() function and set it to 0 if it meets this condition. This way, you can ensure that your chart displays the appropriate data without any NaN values.[rating:4ff99530-6694-478b-b475-c3462aef9d5a]How to prevent nan values from appearing in chart.js.
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5 min readIn order to set prop data for Chart.js in React.js, you will first need to import the necessary libraries and set up your components. Once you have imported Chart.js and any other required libraries, you can create a state object in your React component that will hold the data you want to display in the chart.You can then pass this data as a prop to the Chart.js component and use it to update the chart accordingly.
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5 min readTo change the format of datetime reading into a Chart.js chart, you can use the moment.js library to format the date and time data according to your preferences. This library allows you to easily manipulate and format dates and times in JavaScript.You can use the moment.js library to convert the datetime data into a specific format before passing it to the Chart.js chart.
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5 min readTo add additional information to a Chart.js tooltip, you can customize the tooltip callback function in your Chart.js configuration. Within the tooltip callback function, you can access the tooltip label and dataset index, allowing you to retrieve additional information from your dataset or other sources. You can then customize the tooltip content by concatenating the additional information with the default tooltip content before returning the final tooltip text to be displayed.
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8 min readThe Detrended Price Oscillator (DPO) is a technical indicator that helps traders identify cycles and overbought/oversold conditions in the market. It is used to eliminate or reduce the effect of trends, making it easier to spot short-term market cycles.Trading with the DPO involves the following steps:Calculating the DPO: The DPO is calculated by taking the price of an instrument and subtracting the n-day simple moving average (SMA) of the instrument's price action.
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8 min readCandlestick patterns are formed by the price movements of an asset over a certain time period, commonly depicted on a chart. The calculations involved in reading candlestick patterns are relatively simple. Every candlestick consists of four main components: the open, close, high, and low prices.The open price represents the first traded price of an asset during a specific time interval, while the close price represents the last traded price within the same period.
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7 min readThe Arms Index, also known as the Trading Index (TRIN), is a technical analysis indicator that measures market sentiment by comparing the volume of advancing stocks to the volume of declining stocks alongside the advancing volume and declining volume. It was developed by Richard Arms in 1967 as a tool to assess the strength or weakness of a stock market.
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12 min readThe Triple Exponential Average (TRIX) is a technical indicator commonly used by traders for scalping strategies. Scalping involves making quick trades to take advantage of small price movements in the market. The TRIX indicator helps traders identify the trend direction, momentum, and potential reversal points.The TRIX indicator is based on a triple moving average of the underlying price data.