AstroChart

AstroChart expects a data object containing a planets map and a cusps array.

• planets: An object where keys are planet names and values are arrays containing the position (degree).
• cusps: An array of numbers representing the house cusp positions.

Supported Planet Keys: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Chiron, Lilith, NNode.

{
	"planets":{"Moon":[0], "Sun":[30], "Mercury":[60]},
	"cusps":[300, 340, 30, 60, 75, 90, 116, 172, 210, 236, 250, 274]
}

To use AstroChart, include the astrochart.min.js script in your HTML. You can then instantiate a new chart by calling new astrology.Chart(id, width, height) and rendering a radix chart using the .radix(data) method.

Note: AstroChart is a visualization library only; it does not calculate planetary positions. You must provide the planetary data yourself.

<script src="js/astrochart.min.js"></script>
<script>
	window.onload = function(){
		var chart = new astrology.Chart( 'paper', 800, 800);
		chart.radix( data );
	};
</script>

You can pass a settings object as the fourth argument to the astrology.Chart constructor to customize the chart's appearance or behavior. For example, you can adjust the SYMBOL_SCALE.

var settings = {SYMBOL_SCALE:2};
var chart = new astrology.Chart( 'paper', 800, 800, settings);