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1.3 KiB
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33 lines
1.3 KiB
Markdown
### PieChart
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To use the PieChart, follow the steps below:
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- Include the Charty library in your Android project.
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- Use the `PieChart` composable in your code:
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```kotlin
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@Composable
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fun PieChart(
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dataCollection: ChartDataCollection,
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modifier: Modifier = Modifier,
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textLabelTextConfig: ChartyLabelTextConfig = ChartDefaults.defaultTextLabelConfig(),
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pieChartConfig: PieChartConfig = PieChartDefaults.defaultConfig(),
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)
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```
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### Parameters
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- `dataCollection`: This parameter is of type `ChartDataCollection` and represents the data that will be plotted on the chart. It contains a collection of `PieData`.
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- `modifier`: This parameter is of type `Modifier` and is used to modify the appearance or behavior of the chart.
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- `textLabelTextConfig`: This parameter is of type `ChartyLabelTextConfig` and allows customization of the labels displayed inside the chart. It provides options to configure the text appearance, such as color, size, and style.
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- `pieChartConfig`: This parameter is of type `PieChartConfig` and allows customization of the pie chart appearance and behavior.It looks like,
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```kotlin
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data class PieChartConfig(
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val donut: Boolean,
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val showLabel: Boolean,
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val startAngle: StartAngle = StartAngle.Zero
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)
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```
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