Fetch and Display Advanced JSON Data in Chart JS

Fetch and Display Advanced JSON Data in Chart JS

In this video we will explore how to fetch and dusplay advanced JSON data in Chart.js. The goal is to explore how to get layers deep of JSON data and extract them as needed. We will be displaying the JSON data in Chart.js using async fetch. To do this we need to create a JSON file before we can use it with Chart.js.

We will be fetching data and parsing JSON data so Chart.js can read it. Once you use the fetch command to extract the data from the file. The way we go around this is quite similar if we would connect to an outside JSON file based on an API which also needs fetch. The topic is quite complicated but we take it slow and make it easy to follow. However, it is worth to learn as this will open up many new doors.

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