This code initializes an array of colors 'cor', and sets...

March 28, 2023 at 05:58 PM

var cor=["#2685CB","#4AD95A","#FEC81B","#FD8D14","#CE00E6","#4B4AD3","#FC3026","#B8CCE3","#6ADC88","#FEE45F"],raw=rawData;mes=Object.create(null),total=Object.create(null),data={labels:[],datasets:[]},raw.forEach(function(a){a.meses in mes||(mes[a.meses]=data.labels.push(a.meses)-1,data.datasets.forEach(function(a){a.data.push(0)})),total[a.loja];for(var e=0;e<2;e++)total[a.loja]={label:a.loja,backgroundColor:cor[e],data:data.labels.map(function(){return 0})},data.datasets.push(total[a.loja]);total[a.loja].data[mes[a.meses]]=a.vendames}),console.log(data);var chartdata={type:"bar",data:{labels:data.labels,datasets:data.datasets},options:{scales:{yAxes:[{ticks:{beginAtZero:!0}}]}}},ctx=document.getElementById("vendameses").getContext("2d");new Chart(ctx,chartdata);

This code initializes an array of colors 'cor', and sets up three objects: 'mes', 'total', and 'data'. It then loops through the 'rawData' array with the forEach() method, updating the 'mes' and 'total' objects and populating the 'data' object with information from each element in 'rawData'. Finally, it creates a chart using the Chart.js library. The chart is a bar chart that displays the sales data over time for different stores.

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