A library that generates an interactive radar, inspired by thoughtworks.com/radar/.
This example uses a google sheet with ThoughtWorks' November 2015 radar information as the source of data, and can also generate any radar from any sheet (given that it conforms to the below format) by accessing the root of the example and providing your own public google sheet id.
The easiest way to use the app out of the box is to provide a public google sheet id from which all the data will be fetched. You can enter that id into the input field on the first page of the application, and your radar will be generated. The data must conform to the format below for the radar to be generated correctly.
You need to make your data public in a form we can digest.
Create a Google Sheet. Give it at least the below column headers, and put in the content that you want
Name cycle quadrant isNew description
Composer adopt tools TRUE Although the idea of dependency management ...
Canary builds trial techniques FALSE Many projects have external code dependencies ...
Apache Kylin assess platforms TRUE Apache Kylin is an open source analytics solution ...
JSF hold languages & frameworks FALSE We continue to see teams run into trouble using JSF ...
In Google Docs, go up to the File menu and pick Publish to the web. Fiddle with whatever you want, then click Start publishing. A URL will appear, something like https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1--_uLSNfiD19i8rAcF_f3qlgZGk2lzSS3bbSrypcx4Y/pubhtml
Copy that! In theory you're interested only in the part between /d/ and /pubhtml but you can use the whole url if you want.
Paste the url in the input field here.
That's it!
Note: the quadrants of the radar, and the order of the rings inside the radar (also referred to as cycles) will be drawn in the order they appear in you google sheet.
Dependencies and code are all packaged together and minified in the tech-radar.min.js file.
To create the data representation, you can use the google sheet data factory, or you can also insert all your data straight into the code.
The app uses Tabletop to fetch the data from a google sheet, so refer to their documentation for more advanced google sheet interaction.
If you want to understand how it's wired and make it your own, check the file examples/index.html for general usage.
All tasks are defined in the package.json Pull Requests are welcome, write tests whenever possible (I actually haven't yet, so tests are broken - I accept pull request with fixes too!).
git clone [email protected]:thenano/tech-radarnpm installnpm test- to run your testsnpm run build- to build out your changesnpm run examples- to generate the examplesnpm run test:dist- make sure uglify doesn't break stuff