d3.js - Map data for lineWithFocusChart time series -

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i trying create timeseries using nvd3 linewithfocuschart model. data array of objects this:

[     {         "key": "red",         "values": [             {                 "date": "2015-06-17t11:00:00.000z",                 "value": 17             },             ...]     },     {         "key": "green",         "values": [             {                 "date": "2015-06-17t11:00:00.000z",                 "value": 20             },             ...]     }, ]

i want map date x , value y, looking @ other examples typically done this:

nv.addgraph(function() {         var chart = nv.models.linewithfocuschart()             .x(function(d) { return new date(d.daterun)})             .y(function(d) { return d.value});         chart.brushextent([50,70]);         chart.xaxis.tickformat(d3.format(function(d) {            return d3.time.format('%x')(new date(d));         }));         chart.x2axis.tickformat(d3.format(',f'));         chart.yaxis.tickformat(d3.format(',.2f'));         chart.y2axis.tickformat(d3.format(',.2f'));         chart.useinteractiveguideline(true);         d3.select('#chart svg')             .datum(data)             .call(chart);         nv.utils.windowresize(chart.update);         return chart;     });

but on .x(function(d) { return new date(d.date)}) getting typeerror: d undefined.

how can map data correctly chart model?

i have created following code parts provided not receive error refer to, lines not draw because have 2 points of data. see below:

<link href="libs/nv.d3.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/d3/3.5.2/d3.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script> <script src="libs/nv.d3.js"></script> <script src="libs/stream_layers.js"></script>  <body> <div id="chart" class='with-3d-shadow with-transitions'> <svg></svg> </div>  <script>  nv.addgraph(function() {     var chart = nv.models.linewithfocuschart()         .x(function(d) { return new date(d.date)})         .y(function(d) { return d.value});     chart.brushextent([50,70]);     chart.xaxis.tickformat(d3.format(function(d) {       return d3.time.format('%x')(new date(d.date));     }));     chart.x2axis.tickformat(d3.format(',f'));     chart.yaxis.tickformat(d3.format(',.2f'));     chart.y2axis.tickformat(d3.format(',.2f'));     chart.useinteractiveguideline(true);     d3.select('#chart svg')         .datum(data())         .call(chart);     nv.utils.windowresize(chart.update);     return chart; });  function data() {   return [       {           "key": "red",           "values": [               {                   "date": "2015-06-17t11:00:00.000z",                   "value": 17               },               {                   "date": "2015-06-17t11:00:00.000z",                   "value": 18               },               ]       },       {           "key": "green",           "values": [               {                   "date": "2015-06-17t11:00:00.000z",                   "value": 20               },               {                   "date": "2015-06-17t11:00:00.000z",                   "value": 17               },               ]       } ] }  </script> </body>

the thing found wrong you're referring date data point "d.daterun" , in data "date" should "d.date" in code.

hope helps.


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