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Pie Chart D3 V4

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CChandrakantThakkarDigiCorp
Last edited May 27, 2017
Created on May 27, 2017

This example shows a pie chart using D3 v4 to visualize the distribution of a “beautifulRatio” value across several cities. Hovering over a slice highlights it and displays a tooltip with the city’s percentage. The chart is rendered as SVG and includes a corner radius on the arcs, with colors assigned via a ordinal scale. It uses `d3.pie`, `d3.arc`, and jQuery for resizing, recalculating the chart on window resize.

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