GaugeMeter.js

This is a bug fixed and modified version of the original Ash Alom gauge meter based on minified version 2.0.0.

An elegant and dynamic animated graphical gauge meter built with jQuery. GaugeMeter.js is highly customizable and includes full-radial, semi-radial & arch dials.

DEMO: http://ashalom.github.io/GaugeMeter

REPO: https://github.com/AshAlom/GaugeMeter

THIS: https://github.com/Mictronics/GaugeMeter

GaugeMeter.js Features

• Just one script, there is no dependencies.
• Built-in themes.
• HTML5 renders the Canvas content without images.
• Add custom text & label.
• Support for any page size and page color.
• Configure via data attributes, object properties on call or default settings.
• Update via jQuery call.

Requirements

• jQuery 3.3.1
• HTML5 compatible web browser.

Implementation

Include the following jQuery & JavaScript Code, CSS and HTML code to render a minimal form of the GaugeMeter.

jQuery & JavaScript Code

<script src="./GaugeMeter.js"></script>
<script>
	$(document).ready(function(){
		$(".GaugeMeter").gaugeMeter();
	});
</script>

CSS Styles

.GaugeMeter{
	Position:        Relative;
	Text-Align:      Center;
	Overflow:        Hidden;
	Cursor:          Default;
}

.GaugeMeter SPAN,
    .GaugeMeter B{
    	Margin:          0 23%;
    	Width:           54%;
    	Position:        Absolute;
    	Text-align:      Center;
    	Display:         Inline-Block;
    	Color:           RGBa(0,0,0,.8);
    	Font-Weight:     100;
    	Font-Family:     "Open Sans", Arial;
    	Overflow:        Hidden;
    	White-Space:     NoWrap;
    	Text-Overflow:   Ellipsis;
}
.GaugeMeter[data-style="Semi"] B{
	Margin:          0 10%;
	Width:           80%;
}

.GaugeMeter S,
    .GaugeMeter U{
    	Text-Decoration: None;
    	Font-Size:       .5em;
    	Opacity:         .5;
}

.GaugeMeter B{
	Color:           Black;
	Font-Weight:     300;
	Font-Size:       .5em;
	Opacity:         .8;
}

HTML Code

Minimal Implementation. The code below is all you will need to render a basic gauge meter with 0 indication.

<div class="GaugeMeter" id="GaugeMeter_1"></div>

Basic Implementation. The code below is all you will need to render a basic gauge meter with 10 indication.

<div class="GaugeMeter" id="GaugeMeter_1" data-percent="10"></div>

Update the gauge value and its indication via jQuery.

$("#GaugeMeter_1").gaugeMeter({percent:15});

Below is a list of all the optional parameters, see the Parameter Definitions for more details on how to utilize these data attributes.

<div class="GaugeMeter" id="GaugeMeter_1"
        data-percent="10"
	data-min="-100"
        data-used="256"
	data-total="1024"
	data-size="200"
	data-prepend="$"
	data-append=".00"
	data-theme="Red-Gold-Green"
	data-color="Blue"
	data-back="Silver"
	data-width="2"
	data-style="Semi"
	data-stripe="2"
	data-animationstep = 0
	data-animate_gauge_colors="1"
	data-animate_text_colors="1"
	data-label="VISA Card"
	data-label_color="#FF0000"
	data-text="Spendings"
        data-text_size="0.22"
	data-fill="#FFFFFF"
        data-showvalue=0
></div>

Parameter Definitions

The form of the gauge meter can be manipulated by means of the following parameters. These parameters can be passed in to the library via HTML5 tag data attributes, as illustrated in the HTML example code above or as object properties when calling the library. The following table elaborates upon each of the parameter properties.