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Morris Line Chart

Good-looking charts shouldn't be difficult. The public API is terribly simple. It's just one function: Morris.Line(options), where options is an object containing some of the following configuration options.

Morris Area Chart

Good-looking charts shouldn't be difficult. The public API is terribly simple. It's just one function: Morris.Line(options), where options is an object containing some of the following configuration options.

Morris Bar Chart

Bar charts are also commonly referred to as a column charts. If you was trying to compare the height of something then intuitvely you would represent this by using columns. This really couldn't be easier. Create a Bar chart using Morris.Bar(options), with only few options.

Morris Donut Chart

Donuts a great for representing some parted information like traffice sources, disk partitions, etc. This really couldn't be easier. Create a Donut chart using Morris.Donut(options), with only few options.

Morris Bar Chart 2

This is generally a good chart to choose for all comparison based analysis but if you were to display a data set with negative values a column would be the best to represent this. This really couldn't be easier. Create a Bar chart using Morris.Bar(options), with only few options.

Morris Stacked Bar Chart

Stacked charts are excellent to track some dynamics within declared categories. An example of this can be seen above. To create a Stacked Bar chart use Morris.Bar(options) and set stacked, option to true.