# Cartesian Charts

Example series used for cartesian charts:

```erb
<% series = [
  {name: "Inactive", data: @inactive_properties},
  {name: "Active", data: @active_properties}
] %>
```

To build the data, you can use gem [groupdate](https://github.com/ankane/groupdate).\
In my case, it was:

```ruby
@inactive_properties = Property.inactive.group_by_week(:created_at).count
@active_properties = Property.active.group_by_week(:created_at).count
```

and I'll get the data in this format:

```ruby
{
  Sun, 29 Jul 2018=>1,
  Sun, 05 Aug 2018=>6,
  ..
}
```

PS: `Property` can be any model you have and `inactive` and `active` are just some normal ActiveRecord scopes. Keep scrolling down to see accepted data formats.

Example options used for cartesian charts:

```erb
<% options = {
  title: 'Properties Growth',
  subtitle: 'Grouped Per Week',
  xtitle: 'Week',
  ytitle: 'Properties',
  stacked: true
} %>
```


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