A jQuery-driven library of CSS3 gauges, tanks, and more.
Do you work in an industry that requires the use of web-enabled remote monitoring? Are those systems inefficient because they require the server to render images and send them to clients? Are those systems' front-ends expensive to create because of the current market of toolkits? Do you want to use cutting-edge CSS3 features and jQuery to create a beautiful front-end for your industrial application?
If you answer yes to any of these, Industrial.js is for you! This library allows you to create an array of different industrial monitoring components. These components include:
- Tanks
- Thermometers
- Gauges
- LEDs
- and Digital Readouts
With optional sizing and color classes, tick marks, and scales, your industrial application will come to life, allowing your users to gleam the same information, but with far more efficiency and style. Not to mention that this toolkit is MIT licensed (i.e. it's free!).
Go ahead, give the example a try!
Industrial.js requires only two files, the industrial.css stylesheet, and the industrial.js javascript code. Both can be found in the latest release, which contains an example page, as well as example usage scripts.
If you'd like to help make Industrial.js better (whether it be the default CSS or CoffeeScript source), then go right ahead! I encourage it. If you don't want to work on source, you can also help me by posting issues.
Are you using Industrial.js? Contact me about your website, and I'll see about promoting you on the example page!