Kubed is a data visualization DSL embedded within the Kotlin programming language. Kubed facilitates the creation of interactive visualizations through data-driven transformations of the JavaFX scenegraph. With Kubed, developers can construct complex data visualizations through the composition of geometric primitives, such as rectangles, lines and text, whose visual properties are defined by functions over the underlying data.

Kubed is heavily inspired by D3.js, and supports many of the features found in D3, including: selections, transitions, scales, colorspaces, easing, and interpolators. Additional features coming soon!

Below is an example of the Kubed DSL; a simple bar chart is constructed.

val values = listOf(4.0, 8.0, 15.0, 16.0, 23.0, 28.0)
val width = 420.0
val barHeight = 20.0
val x = scaleLinear<Double> {
    domain(0.0, values.max!!)
    range(0.0, width)
}
val chart = Group()
val rect = rect<Double> {
    width { d, _ -> x(d) } height(barHeight - 1)
    translateY { _, i, _ -> i * barHeight}
}
chart.selectAll<Double>()
     .data(values)
     .enter()
     .append { d, i, _ -> rect(d, i) }

This is an experimental API and is subject to breaking changes until a first major release.

• Selection
• Transitions
• Scales
• Colorspaces
• Easing
• Interpolators
• Chord Diagrams

• Geospatials support, derived from (d3-geo)[https://github.com/d3/d3-geo]

• Adopting Kotlin-style builders rather than call chaining throughout the entire API.
• Rework of the entire transition system.