setChartLibrary('google-chart');

Library Name

Set the chart library to be used. Bolt Cloud uses 'google-chart' to visualize the data.

setChartTitle('Your Graph Title');

Graph Name

Set the title of the graph according to your choice.

setChartType('lineGraph');

Graph type

Set the type of chart to be plotted. Bolt Cloud offers 8 different types of charts to be plotted i.e Line Graph, Bar Graph, Scatter Graph, Area Graph, Table Graph, Stepped Graph, Histogram Graph, and Gauge.

setAxisName('X-Axis Name','Y-axis Name');

Axis Name

Set the display name for each of the graph axis.

plotChart('time_stamp','your_variable_name');

Variable Names

Display the graph on the screen for the given variables. The first parameter is always 'time_stamp' and the second parameter is the variable name that you have given during hardware configuration of the product.

setNumberFormatter('format type');

Format type

Describes how numeric columns should be formatted. setNumberFormatter() function supports the following options as parameter - 'decimal', 'scientific', 'percentage', 'currencyInDollar', 'currencyInRupees'. This function should be called before the plotChart() function.

setAnimation(boolean);

Boolean type

This function describes how to animate modifications made to a chart, instead of applying them instantly. setAnimation() function supports the following options as parameter- true, false. It is enabled (true) by default and this function should be called before the plotChart() function.

setCrosshair(boolean);

Boolean type

Crosshairs are thin vertical and horizontal lines centered on a data point in a chart. When you, as a chart creator, enable crosshairs in your charts, your users will then be able to target a single element. setCrosshair() function supports the following options as parameter- true, false. It is disabled (false) by default and this function should be called before the plotChart() function.

setDateFormatter('date format');

Date Format

Formats the x-axis date value in a variety of ways. setDateFormatter() function supports the following options as parameter- 'mm/dd/yyyy', 'dd/mm/yyyy'. This function should be called before the plotChart() function.