Financial chart

[benmccann]

I've been developing a financial chart here: https://github.com/benmccann/Chart.Financial.js

@etimberg mentioned that he'd be open to having it live under the chartjs group

I want to finish up some things before I publish the initial version to npm. However, I was wondering if you could create a fork under the chartjs group in the meantime while I work on polishing it up

[simonbrunel]

@etimberg what do you thing to start normalizing the name of chart repositories (as we did for plugins) and create the fork under the following name: chartjs/chartjs-chart-financial? It would make obvious that chartjs-chart-* packages are targeting version 2 and other ones (Chart.*.js) mostly version 1.

[etimberg]

@simonbrunel I like that idea since it matches what we did for plugins.

In terms of moving this under the org, would it be best to fork it into the org, or just transfer the repo?

[simonbrunel]

Transfer the repo seems better!

[benmccann]

I'm happy to transfer the repo. I will need permissions to create repositories in the chartjs organization in able to do so

Chart.BarFunnel.js and Chart.smith.js both depend on Chart.js 2.4.0. I can't easily tell what version Chart.LinearGauge.js is depending on because it doesn't utilize gulp & npm like the others (chartjs/Chart.LinearGauge.js#6)

So right now basically the pattern is that charts use the Chart.X.js naming convention and plugins use the chartjs-chart-X naming convention. So if we want to use that naming convention then we should probably rename the other chart repos as well

[simonbrunel]

Agree, we should align other 2.x chart repository names. We can start with yours in chartjs/chartjs-chart-financial and rename the others later. Also think to change the name in package.json to gather all npm packages under chartjs-chart-*.

[benmccann]

I sent you guys invites to the repo, but I don't think it'll allow you transfer rights. I think the only way will be to at least temporarily give me more rights in the chartjs group

[simonbrunel]

I think Chart.LinearGauge.js is Chart.js 1.x?

[benmccann]

Thanks. Closing this as done. Chart lives here now: https://github.com/chartjs/chartjs-chart-financial