Introduction
It is mostly use to present the data in graph When categorical data needs to be shown in percentages, PieChart (a.k.a circle charts) will be a good choice. Each chart always represents the whole, thus, must be equal to 100%
Using charts to display data can help users understand the information more easily than they would if it were presented in a table, especially when dealing with a lot of data. With charts, you can easily see patterns in the data at a glance as opposed to reading through a whole table (or several tables) to get this information. The use of charts has been a common feature in business and fitness apps..
Let’s Start with the code for PieChart
- Please install the pod with the below code
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pod 'PieCharts' |
2. Add a view in the storyboard and add the class of PieChart, Configurable in interface builder, with live update of the view:
3. Import the library for PieChart in your view controller where you want to add the PieChart
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import PieCharts |
4. Make and outlet for pie chart and add the color array
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@IBOutlet weak var chartView: PieChart! fileprivate static let alpha: CGFloat = 0.5 let colors = [ UIColor.yellow.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.green.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.purple.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.cyan.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.darkGray.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.red.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.magenta.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.orange.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.brown.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.lightGray.withAlphaComponent(alpha), UIColor.gray.withAlphaComponent(alpha), ] |
5. Make the delegate and text layer, Overlays are implemented using layers. There are several built in layers and you also can implement your own ones
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fileprivate var currentColorIndex = 0 override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() self.chartView.layers = [createPlainTextLayer(), createTextWithLinesLayer()] chartView.delegate = self chartView.models = createModels() // Do any additional setup after loading the view. } |
6. Create model and textlayer method
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fileprivate func createModels() -> [PieSliceModel] { let models = [ PieSliceModel(value: 12, color: colors[0]), PieSliceModel(value: 20, color: colors[1]), PieSliceModel(value: 27, color: colors[4]), PieSliceModel(value: 62, color: colors[3]), PieSliceModel(value: 90, color: colors[2]) ] currentColorIndex = models.count return models } fileprivate func createPlainTextLayer() -> PiePlainTextLayer { let textLayerSettings = PiePlainTextLayerSettings() textLayerSettings.viewRadius = 55 textLayerSettings.hideOnOverflow = true textLayerSettings.label.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 8) let formatter = NumberFormatter() formatter.maximumFractionDigits = 1 textLayerSettings.label.textGenerator = {slice in return formatter.string(from: slice.data.percentage * 100 as NSNumber).map{"\($0)%"} ?? "" } let textLayer = PiePlainTextLayer() textLayer.settings = textLayerSettings return textLayer } fileprivate func createTextWithLinesLayer() -> PieLineTextLayer { let lineTextLayer = PieLineTextLayer() var lineTextLayerSettings = PieLineTextLayerSettings() lineTextLayerSettings.lineColor = UIColor.lightGray let formatter = NumberFormatter() formatter.maximumFractionDigits = 1 lineTextLayerSettings.label.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 14) lineTextLayerSettings.label.textGenerator = {slice in return formatter.string(from: slice.data.model.value as NSNumber).map{"\($0)"} ?? "" } lineTextLayer.settings = lineTextLayerSettings return lineTextLayer } |
Now you can run the above code and you can now see the Pie Chart
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