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Simple, elegant spark bars for Vue.js
Hello, Thanks for creating this simple bar chart. Does this will work with vue 3? In the dependencies is `"vue": "^2.5.21"`
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I have an error rendering your template example. Is it bug or I am doing something wrong on setup ?
On the website: https://deviavir.github.io/vue-bar/ the bars load vertically, from bottom (0), to top of the value range (say, 12). However in practice: https://jsfiddle.net/1bvxyjhk/ (example in README) The bars load vertically...
`em` as a unit of measurement is a less modern "font size" unit of measurement. Many frameworks (such as the 4.0.0 bootstrap) try to use "rem" (root em) instead, which...
Like "statistics" here: https://dribbble.com/shots/3528275-Dashboard-UI/attachments/782647
Rotation axis seems wrongly set in the middle of the label.... 
Seems ok on firefox, but when changing "padding" param on chrome I got bars with bad alignment 
While playing with playground I got those:   
Hi! Would you accept a prop that would flip the bars to be rendered horizontally (instead of vertically)? All naming suggestions are also welcome (since `flip` might not be that...