Interactive box plot

Distribution centers, spread, and range across categories through five-number summaries.

Purpose: Compare distribution centers, spreads, and ranges across categories.
Use when: Five-number summaries reveal how groups differ.
Avoid when: Individual observations or unusual distribution shape must be inspected.
Equivalent data: Preserve five-number summaries in nearby content for exact comparison.

Five-number latency summaries by environment.

Usage Example

@interactiveboxplot.BoxPlot(interactiveboxplot.Config{
  Label: "Request latency distribution",
  Categories: []string{"Development", "Staging", "Production"},
  Series: []interactiveboxplot.Series{{
    Name: "Latency (ms)",
    Data: []interactiveboxplot.Data{
      {Min: 18, Q1: 31, Median: 42, Q3: 58, Max: 94},
      {Min: 22, Q1: 38, Median: 51, Q3: 73, Max: 116},
      {Min: 25, Q1: 44, Median: 62, Q3: 86, Max: 138},
    },
  }},
	Options: chart.ChartOptions{Animation: chart.Bool(false)},
})

Five-number summary

Read minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum together; this summary does not reveal individual observations.

Go API

v0.0.1

The examples above cover behavior and composition. pkg.go.dev is the canonical reference for exported types, functions, methods, and Go documentation.

github.com/araihu/goshtoso-charts/components/interactive/boxplot

Enabled, disabled, hidden, and omitted wrapper behavior, controls, export, and client transitions are shared by every chart. Review chart controls, then compare static/vector and interactive capabilities.

Open v0.0.1 API