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It doesn't explain anything. nor does it make sense. I've been programming in javascript for 10 years now so i'm no stranger to it and to APIs, but this one is a mystery.
First of all, nowhere is explained what are the parameters you might pass, for example, to a line chart. I see you can pass data, but what else? where is the full list?
In the API page, the first thing you read is Module Chartist.AutoScaleAxis, but what does this name means?? how should even use object variable shown in the API? for example, I want to disable the vertical axis for a line chart. what is the parameter for that? searching the word vertical show no results.
There are all these functions and code..but how should one use them? use-case examples?
This whole API is one big WTF
I'm not trying to be annoying or anything, I myself have been open-sourcing a lot and if I think so, I guess countless other devs are also frustrated by the lack of proper documentation
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It doesn't explain anything. nor does it make sense. I've been programming in javascript for 10 years now so i'm no stranger to it and to APIs, but this one is a mystery.
First of all, nowhere is explained what are the parameters you might pass, for example, to a line chart. I see you can pass data, but what else? where is the full list?
In the API page, the first thing you read is Module Chartist.AutoScaleAxis, but what does this name means?? how should even use object variable shown in the API? for example, I want to disable the vertical axis for a line chart. what is the parameter for that? searching the word vertical show no results.
There are all these functions and code..but how should one use them? use-case examples?
This whole API is one big WTF
I'm not trying to be annoying or anything, I myself have been open-sourcing a lot and if I think so, I guess countless other devs are also frustrated by the lack of proper documentation
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: