How to implement D3 charts with a rails application walkthrough - javascript

Can someone please provide a basic walk-through/tutorial of implementing data from a rails application into D3 chart format? (e.g. want to turn the data from my index page into chart format)
I understand there is a way to do this via JSON, but I am not sure how to do it with multiple columns of data.

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I have a plot made using Python matplotlib that updates every time new sensor data is acquired. I also have a web GUI using vue. I'd like to incorporate the matplotlib figure into the web GUI and have it update as it does when running it independently. This therefore means not just saving plot and loading it as an image.
Can anyone advise how to achieve this?
In my opinion it's not reasonable way, There are very good visualizing tools powered by javascript, for example chart.js.
you can do your computation with python in back-end and pass data to front-end by API and plot every interactive diagrams you want using javascript.

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I am looking to use Django, but for interactive charts, do I need to learn a javascript library (which one), or will Django be sufficient?
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My requirement is to generate charts using fusion charts.
I'm supposed to provide data to fusion charts from MongoDB which is a no SQL database.
MongoDB stores data into collections which is in the json format.and fusion charts accepts the data either in json format or in Xml format.
how should i provide the data to the fusion charts?
Currently I have written a java class to read the collection and put it into the .json file and I am passing this json file to the fusion charts(ie. a program written in html embedded with javascript)separately.I am stuck with the issue that how to call a java function from javascript?
Hence is there any other better alternative for this ??
Well, it isn't an easy task. You must make a Java Web Application with a Servlet, REST service or whatever you want. Then you must deploy the application in an application server like Tomcat or JBoss, so your HTML+Javascript application is able to do request to your Java service.
You can't call a standalone Java class from an HTML+Javascript page.
I think you're trying to do something that you don't know anything about... and must read a lot about the subject.
how should i provide the data to the fusion charts?
FusionCharts has specific data formats for different charts. So if you have got the data from your MongoDB you need to parse and create FusionCharts compatible JSON data. So any JSON data wont work.
I hope I am wrong in assuming that, you have already done so. Otherwise you really need to learn a lot about simple things about reading the basics of any library, you intend to work.

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