All right.
And next, we're going to work on our Donat because we'll use most of the same data.
So essentially what we're trying to calculate right now, how many stars the language gets.
So if the repoll as the language of CSX will count how many stars the report has.
And then we're just going to keep on adding them up.
So, for example, if I have five reports would say SSN and I know all of them have five stars, then
I'm just gonna count and that is gonna be twenty five stars.
So that is just gonna tell me which is the most popular language.
That's why we right now are omitting the columns as well as the bar chart, because they will also use
most of the same data.
So I think it's just makes sense if we would work on the donut one right now.
So first, I would want to look for the donut file.
So let's take a look where we have donut one.
I'm just going to grab everything from the pie.
And then, of course, will come up with our own Vargus.
So select everything.
And a donut.
Copy paste from the pie.
OK.
That stays the same.
Now, what I could do is in the repos, we could of course, already import.
Yeah we have awesome.
So we have donut to D.
So here I'll leave this there because this is where I'll have either bars or columns.
I don't remember.
I have my check.
So here I'm going to have my columns and then here I'm going to have bars.
So I'll leave this there for now as a placeholder.
And then instead of the example chart, I'm going to look for my donut.
And then I'll still pass in the data and I'll use my dummy data.
So I'm going to say Schachte data.
And of course, I should have the same exact buy because I just copy and paste a pie.
So now, of course, let's overwrite those values.
So in the doughnut again here, everything stays the same.
We don't change anything part.
Little bit later, we might work on a different theme.
But don't worry, we're gonna get there.
So as far as the type, it is going to be dull not to d like show than the width.
I'm gonna keep it as a percent.
That stays the same.
And then the caption is going to be stars per language.
Stars per wich show.
Then when we talk about the theme for the time being, let's just remove it and line instead of pyrites.
Of course we're talking about the doughnut writers down, not our ideas.
And that is going to be forty five.
And that in this case, though, not only I don't want the decimals.
I don't want the percentages as well.
Because what I would want to do, I would want to have the actual values for my stars, show the actual
values that I can see as I'm hovering.
So in this case, I can see the percentages and I can see the values as I'm hovering because it tells
me that I have forty five instances of JavaScript, but it also calculates the percentages.
In this case, I don't want that.
I only want the values and the property that I'm looking for.
That is gonna do that for me is the show.
And then we say percent values.
So he says show percent values.
And that is going to be equal to a zero.
And I'm sorry, I should've added comma here, not a percent.
So now, of course, once I served notice that first of all, since I didn't add the fusion theme,
now I have this type of look.
And now we're having a value share.
So this explicitly tells me how many instances I have, how many instances of the stars and once we
have this set up.
Now let's work on our theme.
And in order to see what options for the themes we have, again, let's get back to documentation.
We're looking for configuring your charts.
And we have using fames.
And, of course, we click on introducing claims.
And then we can check out what themes we can use.
So my markers for this one.
I'll try to set up as a candy.
So what we're going to do is you notice where we get the name.
And let me just change it around.
And let's say that the theme is going to be Candy.
Candy, over here.
Let's say red.
And of course, nothing changes.
So what happens is that in this case, we also need to make sure that we import the candy thing.
Let's say Candy here.
Now, of course, we should see the candy theme, which, of course, we do.
So that should do it for our donut.
Now, of course, we're going to have to figure out in repose how we can switch from the dummy data,
our chart data, to the actual data that displays how many stars, the language or the repos we.
That particular language have.