gauge.js is actually written in CoffeeScript and compiled to regular vanilla JavaScript.
The gauges can be used as a preloader for masking content or for other loading operations.
It can also be used in a static mode with no animations attached to it, usually in dashboards as an indicator for specific values.
All gauges are rendered via the HTML5 canvas utility, are fully-responsive, framework-agnostic, and come with cross-browser support.
Developers can configure every aspect of the gauge, starting from the line widths and heights, and ending up with their animation's details.
A demo page for testing various gauge settings is included with the download package.
What is new in this release:
- Proper handling of color params.
- Moved percentage color to example/docs + JSFiddle.
What is new in version 1.2:
- Refactored code a bit to make it more flexible. Default class that has some extra features like gradient shadows is called Donut while more flexible one (for devs) is called BaseDonut - use it if you would don't need extra automatic stuff.
- Ability to scale gauges.
What is new in version 1.1:
- Fixed color picker bug in FF & Opera.
- Added a shadow option.
- Added multiple pointer option (requested via email). This needed some code refactoring. No demo for it yet.
- Added wrapper for formatting text output.
What is new in version 1.0:
- First version.
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
- HTML 5 enabled browser
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