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d3.layout.grid
A grid layout for D3. The grid layout takes a one-dimensional array of data and arranges it on a two-dimensional grid.
API
<a name="layout-grid" href="#layout-grid">#</a> d3.layout.<b>grid</b>()
Constructs a new grid layout.
<a name="grid" href="#grid">#</a> <b>grid</b>(<i>nodes</i>)
Computes the layout for <i>nodes</i>. Per default, the layout tries to keep the column and row number as equal as possible and uses point spacing. Two attributes are set on each node:
- x – the computed <i>x</i>-coordinate of the node position.
- y – the computed <i>y</i>-coordinate of the node position.
<a name="points" href="#points">#</a> grid.<b>points</b>()
Configure the grid to treat nodes as points, cf. d3.scale.ordinal().rangePoints().
<a name="bands" href="#bands">#</a> grid.<b>bands</b>()
Configure the grid to treat nodes as bands, cf. d3.scale.ordinal().rangeBands()
<a name="padding" href="#padding">#</a> grid.<b>padding</b>([<i>padding</i>])
Specify the <i>padding</i> between the node bands as [<i>x</i>, <i>y</i>]. <i>x</i> and <i>y</i> are relative to the band width/height, similar to the <i>padding</i> parameter of d3.scale.ordinal().rangeBands().
If nodeSize is set, <i>padding</i> is absolute. For example, to configure a grid layout for nodes with 100×100px size, and 20px horizontal and vertical padding, use:
var grid = d3.layout.grid()
.nodeSize([100, 100])
.padding([20, 20]);
<a name="cols" href="#cols">#</a> grid.<b>cols</b>([<i>num</i>])
Fixes the layout to <i>num</i> columns or returns the number of columns (if it was set before).
<a name="rows" href="#rows">#</a> grid.<b>rows</b>([<i>num</i>])
Fixes the layout to <i>num</i> rows or returns the number of rows (if it was set before).
<a name="size" href="#size">#</a> grid.<b>size</b>([<i>size</i>])
If <i>size</i> is specified, sets the overall size of the layout as [<i>x</i>, <i>y</i>].
If <i>size</i> is set, returns the current <i>size</i>. Default size is 1×1.
If instead nodeSize is set, returns the actual size of the layout <i>after</i> grid has been called.
<a name="nodeSize" href="#nodeSize">#</a> grid.<b>nodeSize</b>([<i>nodeSize</i>])
If <i>nodeSize</i> is specified, sets the size of an individual node as [<i>x</i>, <i>y</i>].
If <i>nodeSize</i> is set, returns the current <i>nodeSize</i>.
If instead size is set, returns the actual size of a node <i>after</i> grid has been called.
Examples
Author
Jeremy Stucki, Interactive Things
License
BSD, see LICENSE.txt