These CKAN Versions are exactely matched:

• 2.10.0
• 2.10.1
• 2.10.2
• 2.10.3
• 2.10.4
• 2.10.5
• 2.10.6
• 2.10.7
• 2.10.8
• 2.10.9
• 2.11.0
• 2.11.1
• 2.11.2
• 2.11.3
• 2.11.4
• 2.12.0
• 2.2
• 2.2.1
• 2.2.2
• 2.2.3
• 2.2.4
• 2.3
• 2.3.1
• 2.3.2
• 2.3.3
• 2.3.4
• 2.3.5
• 2.4.0
• 2.4.1
• 2.4.2
• 2.4.3
• 2.4.4
• 2.4.5
• 2.4.6
• 2.4.7
• 2.4.8
• 2.4.9
• 2.5.0
• 2.5.1
• 2.5.2
• 2.5.3
• 2.5.4
• 2.5.5
• 2.5.6
• 2.5.7
• 2.5.8
• 2.5.9
• 2.6.0
• 2.6.1
• 2.6.2
• 2.6.3
• 2.6.4
• 2.6.5
• 2.6.6
• 2.6.7
• 2.6.8
• 2.6.9
• 2.7.0
• 2.7.1
• 2.7.10
• 2.7.11
• 2.7.12
• 2.7.2
• 2.7.3
• 2.7.4
• 2.7.5
• 2.7.6
• 2.7.7
• 2.7.8
• 2.7.9
• 2.8.0
• 2.8.1
• 2.8.10
• 2.8.11
• 2.8.12
• 2.8.2
• 2.8.3
• 2.8.4
• 2.8.5
• 2.8.6
• 2.8.7
• 2.8.8
• 2.8.9
• 2.9.0
• 2.9.0a
• 2.9.1
• 2.9.10
• 2.9.11
• 2.9.13
• 2.9.2
• 2.9.3
• 2.9.4
• 2.9.5
• 2.9.6
• 2.9.7
• 2.9.8
• 2.9.9

CKAN Vega Extension

This plugin allows you to use VegaJS, a visualization grammar, to create graphs for CKAN resources.

Requirements

• DataPusher
• Resource View Branch

Installing

Inside your pyenv, install using pip:

pip install -e git+git://github.com/okfn/ckanext-vegaview.git#egg=ckanext-vegaview

Then activate it by adding vegaview inside ckan.plugins in your .ini file.

Using

First of all, the resource you want to create a graph for needs to be in datapusher. Make sure it is, before proceeding.

To create a new view, you simply need to add Vega’s specification to the Specification field. The resource’s data is available in a data variable to be used in the specification. For example:

{
  "data": [
    {
      "name": "gold_prices",
      "values": data
    }
  ]
}

If needed, you can debug its format by inspecting the view page’s HTML.