Prepare a Dom with size (width and height) for ECharts. (Of course it can be dynamically generated.) Create a script tag src to echarts core ( echarts.js ). Configure a ECharts path for the module loader, and link to echarts.js from the current page, see above.
cost-plus pricing. Definition. One method used by businesses to determine how to price goods and services. This type of pricing includes the variable costs associated with the goods, as well as a portion of the fixed costs of operating the business. It is calculated as (average variable cost + % allocation of fixed costs)*(1+ markup %).
Cost-Plus Pricing. Cost-plus pricing is the simplest and most intuitive method of setting a price. A business adds up the total cost of producing an item, tacks on a markup for its profit, and the result is the selling price. For example, assume your business makes shoes. Each pair requires $10 worth of materials, two hours' worth of labor at $12.50 an hour, and $5 in fixed costs such as rent and utilities. The cost of producing each pair is $40. If your business' policy is to mark up items 25 percent over cost, you'd set the price at $50.