Installation
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EnvironmentThe rawgraphs-core library has no strict requirements of a browser envirnonment. However, as the charts rendering leverages the DOM api (in particular additional apis provided by SVG) the library always needs a valid html document to operate on.
At the moment we could not find any pure node.js implementation of the DOM api supporting the full svg specification, so rawgraphs-core is officially fully supported only in a browser environment.
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It's still possible to use rawgraphs-core in a server environment, for example using the Puppeteer library or some other headless browser, but this is out of the scope of the rawgraphs-core documentation
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Installing from npmYou can install the library from npm, using your favourite package manager:
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inclusion#
Direct Another way to install rawgraphs-core, is to directly include it in your html via a <script>
tag, that will include the UMD build of the library.
In this case we'll use jsdelivr, a free CDN for open source packages.
In this case the rawgraphs-core api will be available in the raw
object in the global (window) scope.