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Zach Leat recently created a cloud function that dynamically generates sparklines. Under the hood sits the the sparkline-svg package to generate the SVG. The datapoints themselves can be passed in via the URL. Image URLs have the formats: /[height]x[width]/[values]/ /[height]x[width]/[values]/[color]/ The code is meant to be deployed as a Netlify Serverless Function. Every Fire needs …
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Spark is a typeface for creating sparklines in text. It uses OpenType’s contextual alternates and requires no Javascript, though it does require a modern-ish browser that can make use of OpenType features in text. Spark data needs to be formatted as comma-separated values, with curly brackets at both ends of the set, e.g., {30,60,90}. You …
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Easily integrate sparklines into your website. Host it yourself, or embed the hosted version. <embed src="//sparksvg.me/line.svg?10,12,3,4,8,20,15,9,7,9,10,6,4,0,4,7,10,8,12,9,7,3,0" type="image/svg+xml"> Results in: The service also offers charts with bars and dots. Spark SVG →Spark SVG Test Page →