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This is demo application of .NET MAUI Sunburst Chart control.

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gettingstarted_sunburstchart_maui's Introduction

GettingStarted_SunburstChart_MAUI.

SunburstChart

Creating an application using the .NET MAUI Sunburst Chart

  1. Create a new .NET MAUI application in Visual Studio.
  2. Syncfusion .NET MAUI components are available in nuget.org. To add SfSunburstChart to your project, open the NuGet package manager in Visual Studio, search for Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart and then install it.
  3. To initialize the control, import the Sunburst Chart namespace.
  4. Initialize SfSunburstChart.

Xaml

<ContentPage   
    . . .
    xmlns:sunburst="clr-namespace:Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart;assembly=Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart">

    <chart:SfSunburstChart/>
</ContentPage>

C#


using Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart;

namespace SunburstGettingStarted
{
    public partial class MainPage : ContentPage
    {
        public MainPage()
        {
            InitializeComponent();           
            SfSunburstChart sunburst = new SfSunburstChart();
        }
    }   
}

Register the handler

Syncfusion.Maui.Core NuGet is a dependent package for all Syncfusion controls of .NET MAUI. In the MauiProgram.cs file, register the handler for Syncfusion core.

C#

using Microsoft.Maui;    
using Microsoft.Maui.Hosting;
using Microsoft.Maui.Controls.Compatibility;
using Microsoft.Maui.Controls.Hosting;
using Microsoft.Maui.Controls.Xaml;
using Syncfusion.Maui.Core.Hosting;

namespace SunburstGettingStarted
{
    public static class MauiProgram
    {
        public static MauiApp CreateMauiApp()
        {
            var builder = MauiApp.CreateBuilder();
            builder
            .UseMauiApp<App>()
            .ConfigureSyncfusionCore()
            .ConfigureFonts(fonts =>
            {                    
                fonts.AddFont("OpenSans-Regular.ttf", "OpenSansRegular");
                });

                return builder.Build();
            }
        }
    }

Now, let us define a simple data model that represents a data point in the sunburst chart.

C#

public class SunburstModel
{
    public string JobDescription { get; set; }
    public string JobGroup { get; set; }
    public string JobRole { get; set; }
    public double EmployeesCount { get; set; }
    public string Country { get; set; }
}

Next, create a view model class and initialize a list of SunburstModel objects as follows.

C#

    public class SunburstViewModel
    {
            public ObservableCollection<SunburstModel> DataSource { get; set; }

            public SunburstViewModel()
            {
                this.DataSource = new ObservableCollection<SunburstModel>
                {
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "USA", JobDescription = "Sales", JobGroup="Executive", EmployeesCount = 50 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "USA", JobDescription = "Sales", JobGroup = "Analyst", EmployeesCount = 40 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "USA", JobDescription = "Marketing", EmployeesCount = 40 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "USA", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Testers", EmployeesCount = 35 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "USA", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Developers", JobRole = "Windows", EmployeesCount = 175 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "USA", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Developers", JobRole = "Web", EmployeesCount = 70 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "USA", JobDescription = "Management", EmployeesCount = 40 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "USA", JobDescription = "Accounts", EmployeesCount = 60 },

                    new SunburstModel { Country = "India", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Testers", EmployeesCount = 33 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "India", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Developers", JobRole = "Windows", EmployeesCount = 125 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "India", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Developers", JobRole = "Web", EmployeesCount = 60 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "India", JobDescription = "HR Executives", EmployeesCount = 70 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "India", JobDescription = "Accounts", EmployeesCount = 45 },

                    new SunburstModel { Country = "Germany", JobDescription = "Sales", JobGroup = "Executive", EmployeesCount = 30 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "Germany", JobDescription = "Sales", JobGroup = "Analyst", EmployeesCount = 40 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "Germany", JobDescription = "Marketing", EmployeesCount = 50 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "Germany", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Testers", EmployeesCount = 40 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "Germany", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Developers", JobRole = "Windows", EmployeesCount = 65 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "Germany", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Developers", JobRole = "Web", EmployeesCount = 27 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "Germany", JobDescription = "Management", EmployeesCount = 33 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "Germany", JobDescription = "Accounts", EmployeesCount = 55 },

                    new SunburstModel { Country = "UK", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Testers", EmployeesCount = 25 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "UK", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Developers", JobRole = "Windows", EmployeesCount = 96 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "UK", JobDescription = "Technical", JobGroup = "Developers", JobRole = "Web", EmployeesCount = 55 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "UK", JobDescription = "HR Executives", EmployeesCount = 60 },
                    new SunburstModel { Country = "UK", JobDescription = "Accounts", EmployeesCount = 30 }
                };
            }    
    }

Set the SunburstViewModel instance as the BindingContext of your page to bind SunburstViewModel properties to the chart.

Add the namespace of SunburstViewModel class to your XAML Page, if you prefer to set BindingContext in XAML.

Xaml

    <ContentPage
        . . .
        xmlns:sunburst="clr-namespace:Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart;assembly=Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart"
        xmlns:model="clr-namespace:SunburstGettingStarted">

    <ContentPage.BindingContext>
        <model:SunburstViewModel></model:SunburstViewModel>
    </ContentPage.BindingContext>
    
    </ContentPage>

C#


    this.BindingContext = new ViewModel();

Populate sunburst chart with data

Binding DataSource to the Sunburst chart ItemsSource property from its BindingContext to create our own Sunburst chart. Then, add the SunburstHierarchicalLevel to Levels collection. Each hierarchy level is formed based on the property specified in GroupMemberPath property, and each arc segment size is calculated using the ValueMemberPath property.

Xaml

    <ContentPage
            . . .
            xmlns:sunburst="clr-namespace:Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart;assembly=Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart"
            xmlns:model="clr-namespace:SunburstGettingStarted>

    <sunburst:SfSunburstChart x:Name="sunburst" 
              ItemsSource="{Binding DataSource}" 
              ValueMemberPath="EmployeesCount">

        <sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Levels>
            <sunburst:SunburstHierarchicalLevel GroupMemberPath="Country"/>
            <sunburst:SunburstHierarchicalLevel GroupMemberPath="JobDescription"/>
            <sunburst:SunburstHierarchicalLevel GroupMemberPath="JobGroup"/>
        </sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Levels>

        </sunburst:SfSunburstChart>
    </ContentPage>

C#


    SfSunburstChart sunburst = new SfSunburstChart();

    sunburst.ItemsSource = (new SunburstViewModel()).DataSource;
    sunburst.ValueMemberPath = "EmployeesCount";

    sunburst.Levels.Add(new SunburstHierarchicalLevel() { GroupMemberPath = "Country" });
    sunburst.Levels.Add(new SunburstHierarchicalLevel() { GroupMemberPath = "JobDescription" });
    sunburst.Levels.Add(new SunburstHierarchicalLevel() { GroupMemberPath = "JobGroup" });

    this.Content = sunburst;

Add a title

The title of the sunburst chart provide quick information to the user about the data being plotted in the chart. The Title property is used to set title for the sunburst chart as follows.

Xaml

<sunburst:SfSunburstChart>
    <sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Title>
        <Label Text="Employees Count"/>
    </sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Title>
    . . .
</sunburst:SfSunburstChart>

C#

SfSunburstChart sunburst = new SfSunburstChart();
sunburst.Title = new Label
{
    Text = "Employees Count"
};

Enable the data labels

The ShowLabels property of the chart can be used to enable data labels to improve the readability of the sunburst chart. The label visibility is set to False by default.

Xaml

    <sunburst:SfSunburstChart ShowLabels="True">
        . . .
    </sunburst:SfSunburstChart>

C#

    SfSunburstChart sunburst = new SfSunburstChart();
    . . .
    sunburst.ShowLabels = true;

Enable a legend

The legend provides information about the data points displayed in the sunburst chart. The Legend property of the chart enables the SunburstLegend.

Xaml

 <sunburst:SfSunburstChart>
        . . .
    <sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Legend>
        <sunburst:SunburstLegend/>
    </sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Legend>

</sunburst:SfSunburstChart>

C#

    SfSunburstChart sunburst = new SfSunburstChart();
    . . .
    sunburst.Legend = new SunburstLegend();

Enable Tooltip

Tooltips are used to display information about a segment when the mouse hovers over it. Enable tooltips by setting the chart's EnableTooltip property to True.

Xaml

    <sunburst:SfSunburstChart EnableTooltip="True">
        . . .
    </sunburst:SfSunburstChart>

C#

    SfSunburstChart sunburst = new SfSunburstChart();
    . . .
    sunburst.EnableTooltip = true;

The following code example gives you the complete code of above configurations.

Xaml

    <ContentPage
                . . .
        xmlns:sunburst="clr-namespace:Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart;assembly=Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart"
        xmlns:model="clr-namespace:SunburstGettingStarted>

        <sunburst:SfSunburstChart 
                  ItemsSource="{Binding DataSource}" 
                  ShowLabels="True"  EnableTooltip="True"
                  ValueMemberPath="EmployeesCount">

            <sunburst:SfSunburstChart.BindingContext>
                <model:SunburstViewModel/>
            </sunburst:SfSunburstChart.BindingContext>

            <sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Title>
                <Label Text="Employees Count"/>
            </sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Title>

            <sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Legend>
                <sunburst:SunburstLegend/>
            </sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Legend>                  

            <sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Levels>
                <sunburst:SunburstHierarchicalLevel           GroupMemberPath="Country"/>
                <sunburst:SunburstHierarchicalLevel GroupMemberPath="JobDescription"/>
                <sunburst:SunburstHierarchicalLevel GroupMemberPath="JobGroup"/>
            </sunburst:SfSunburstChart.Levels>

        </sunburst:SfSunburstChart>
    </ContentPage>

C#

    using Syncfusion.Maui.SunburstChart;
    . . .
    public partial class MainPage : ContentPage
    {   
        public MainPage()
        {
            SfSunburstChart sunburst = new SfSunburstChart();

            sunburst.ItemsSource = (new SunburstViewModel()).DataSource;
            sunburst.ValueMemberPath = "EmployeesCount";

            sunburst.Title = new Label
            {
                Text = "Employees Count"
            };

            sunburst.Legend = new SunburstLegend();

            sunburst.Levels.Add(new SunburstHierarchicalLevel() { GroupMemberPath = "Country" });
            sunburst.Levels.Add(new SunburstHierarchicalLevel() { GroupMemberPath = "Country" });
            sunburst.Levels.Add(new SunburstHierarchicalLevel() { GroupMemberPath = "JobDescription" });
            sunburst.Levels.Add(new SunburstHierarchicalLevel() { GroupMemberPath = "JobGroup" });
            sunburst.Levels.Add(new SunburstHierarchicalLevel() { GroupMemberPath = "JobRole" });

            sunburst.EnableTooltip = true;
            sunburst.ShowLabels = true;
            
            this.Content = sunburst;
        }
    }

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