amzn_assoc_search_bar_position = "bottom"; As you can no doubt appreciate from this tutorial adding charts and graphs to an Ionic application is fairly simple with ChartJS - an extensive API, multiple chart types and in-depth online documentation allow developers to quickly and easily get to grips with the library. In Part 1 of this series, we looked at some simple optimisations that we could apply to the Odecee Tech … Click in the chart anywhere to bring up the chart tools. This means we need to install a few utilities to get developing. Got my money fully refunded (also due to the SpO2 issue). Take a look at the second chart, you will see the title. In this tutorial I'll take you through using AngularFire 2 to integrate Firebase data with an Ionic application... Brace yourselves - Ionic 3 was recently released and brings with it some interesting changes in how you might choose to structure your application... Parsing and transforming data values can be performed at the template level thanks to Angular's pipe functionality. Part 3 - Add Ionic pages and GraphQL queries Part 4 - Use GraphQL mutations in Ionic Part 5 - Set up Authentication with Amazon Cognito Part 6 - Add ElasticSearch to GraphQL API (more parts will be added later) By the end of this series, I hope you'll have a good understanding of GraphQL and the capabilities of AppSync. There are two main classes – row for working with rows and col for columns. Let’s first install the library: $npm install chart.js --save Now, let’s create a new page: $ionic g page chart-js Open the “chart-js.ts” and import the ‘Chart’ library: import { Chart } from 'chart.js'; We will be using several methods from this library and use the