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deprecated	removing old fishey code from scatter, and updating to new fisheye	12 years ago
examples	axis Max and Min now animate from where they would have appeared wih previous scale	12 years ago
lib	removing old fishey code from scatter, and updating to new fisheye	12 years ago
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.gitignore	Minor change to intro, outro, and gitignore	12 years ago
LICENSE.md	Changing License to Apache v2	12 years ago
Makefile	Intial distribution abstraction complete and implemented into the scatterChart	12 years ago
README.md	Updated readme	12 years ago
build.bat	Getting stuff ready to be cleaned, moving stuff that will be deleted into the deprecated folder	12 years ago
nv.d3.js	added .xTickFormat() and .yTickFormat() API methods to make chart axis public I/F as capable as that of lineWithFocus.js - from which this code was ripped and then adjusted to compensate for the slightly different way the 2nd x and y axis are named internally.	12 years ago
nv.d3.min.js	added .xTickFormat() and .yTickFormat() API methods to make chart axis public I/F as capable as that of lineWithFocus.js - from which this code was ripped and then adjusted to compensate for the slightly different way the 2nd x and y axis are named internally.	12 years ago

README.md

nvd3 - v0.0.1

A reusable chart library for d3.JS by Bob Monteverde of Novus Partners.

Currently in an early stage of development, but will be a very active project. It may change quite a bit from its current state, but will always try to follow the style in which d3.js was done.

You can also check out the examples page