Let's create a simple pie chart to compare CO2 emissions among the world's greatest polluters for a single year. You can use the same data we used for the area chart, but you will need to choose one of the datasets, place the country names in a labels array, the data for one year in the data array, and generate colors for each slice. All this can be done in JavaScript (see Pie/pie-2-fetch.html), but for the sake of simplicity and to focus on the construction of a simple pie chart, we will include the data directly in the HTML file, as shown in the following code block:

 const dataset = [1.21, 1.71, 2.24, 3.24, 5.25, 10.29, 10.3]; // 2014 data
 const labels = ["Japan", "Russian Federation", "India", "European Union",
                 "United States", "China", "Others"];
 const colors = [];
 
 dataset.forEach((entry, index) => { // generate some colors
     colors.push('hsla('+((index+5)*50)+',75%,75%,1)');
 });

The datasets array contains a single dataset, as follows:

const dataObj = {
     labels: labels,
     datasets: [{
         data: dataset,
         backgroundColor: colors,
         borderWidth: 3
     }]
 }

The chart type should be pie, as follows:

const chartObj = {
     type: "pie",
     data: dataObj,
     options:{
         title: {
             text: "CO2 emissions (billions of tonnes)",
             display: true,
             fontSize: 24
         },
         legend: {
             labels: {
                 boxWidth: 20,
             },
             position: 'right'
         }
 
     }
 };
 new Chart("my-pie-chart", chartObj);

The results are shown as follows. You can also see the full code in Pie/pie-1.html. Note that slices don't have any labels. You can only see the value of each slice if you hover the mouse over it. It will be shown in a tooltip: