The solution lies within the original post you referenced, specifically in the section titled Creating an Android Fragment and WebView for a Pie Chart:
To integrate D3.js charts into an Android app, start by downloading the D3.js source code from the official D3.js website.
Next:
- Within your project's directory, create a folder named Android-D3jsPieChart/assets/js to store JavaScript assets
- Copy the minified d3.min.js file from your download into Android-D3jsPieChart/assets/js
- Create another folder named Android-D3jsPieChart/assets/html to hold HTML assets
- In this new folder, create a file named piechart.html. Paste the provided code into this file:
D3.js Pie Chart
The instructions above enable you to utilize the d3 library from the assets
folder in your webview. Once these initial configurations are complete, you can follow any standard d3.js
tutorials and apply them within your webview. For JavaScript files (.js), continue placing them within the assets
folder as needed.