Sparky
Sparklines are intense, simple, word-sized graphics. Sparky is a JavaScript library for drawing them dynamically in your web browser. In the words of Edward Tufte, who coined the term:
Sparklines mean that graphics are no longer cartoonish special occasions with captions and boxes, but rather a sparkline graphic can be everywhere a word or number can be: embedded in a sentence, table, headline, map, spreadsheet, graphic.
You can read more about sparklines and their many uses on Wikipedia, Tufte's site, or in his book, Beautiful Evidence.
Features
What it do
Sparky supports line , bar , and area charts. Line and area charts can include variably colored and sized dots. Both dot and bar colors can be defined either as a single value for the entire data set, or as functions to be evaluated once per data point.
Sparky can also render larger time series graphics:
2011 Unemployment rate for persons 16 and over, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
What it don’t
Sparky does not support chart axes (or any other form of labeling), or the rendering of multiple data series in a single graphic.
Web Site:http://prag.ma/code/sparky/