v2.1.0

What's Changed

• Fix some ES6 syntax issue and add support for getting axis keys from options by @elesueur in #85

New Contributors

• @elesueur made their first contribution in #85

Full Changelog: v2.0.5...v2.1.0

v2.0.5

Solved issue #81 with lineStyle not working correctly when using multiple datasets

v2.0.4

Solves issue #80

v2.0.3

Solves the problem when the data object contains both numbers and strings

Example:

let chartData = {
    datasets: [
        {
            label: 'Data One',
            backgroundColor: '#f87979',
            data: [
                { y: 40, x: 'January' },
                { y: 20, x: 'February' },
                { y: 12, x: 'March' },
                { y: 39, x: 'April' },
                { y: 10, x: 'May' },
                { y: 40, x: 'June' },
                { y: 39, x: 'July' },
                { y: 80, x: 'August' },
                { y: 40, x: 'September' },
                { y: 20, x: 'October' },
                { y: 12, x: 'November' },
                { y: 11, x: 'December' },
            ],
            trendlineLinear: {
                colorMin: '#2d9cdb',
                colorMax: '#2d9cdb',
                lineStyle: 'solid',
                width: 2,
            },
        },
    ],
}

v2.0.1

• enable addFitter when there are more than 1 points (@alch3ung)
• allow timeseries to be identified as a date too (@DavidLemayian)

v2.0.0

• New feature with gradient support. Thanks to @igor90

v1.0.3

Merged PR

• fix undefined data point handling #65

v1.0.2

Merged PRs

• Fix CommonJS exporting #60
• added trendline projection on x axis #44
• Changed from afterDraw to afterDatasetsDraw #61

v1.0.0

Added support for ChartJS 3.0 and changed version from 0.2.2. to 1.0.0.
Breaking changes because of dropped support of earlier versions of ChartJS