Airship, CARTO.js and HighCharts Example

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Airship, CARTO.js and HighCharts Example

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Last edited Dec 3, 2019

Created on Dec 3, 2019

This example combines CARTO.js, Leaflet, Airship, and Highcharts to create an interactive crime-map dashboard. The map displays crime locations over a Voyager basemap, while a sidebar shows the total number of crimes and a bar chart of crime types. Clicking a bar in the Highcharts chart filters the mapped data by that crime type, and a “Clear” link resets the query. The code uses the `carto.Client` API for data layers, Leaflet’s `L.map` and tile layers, and Highcharts’ `Highcharts.chart` with bar series.

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