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The main parent component for data graphic generation.

Props for <DataGraphic />

  • xType (string, default linear) the type of x axis scale.

  • yType (string, default linear) the type of y axis scale.

  • width (number) the width of the graph in pixels. If omitted, the data graphic will inflate to take up the width of the parent of DataGraphic.

  • height (number, default 300) the height of the graph in pixels. If omitted, will default to 300. If passed in a value of null, the data graphic will inflate to take up the height of the parent of DataGraphic.

  • left / right / top / bottom (number) the padding between the edge and the plot body, in pixels

  • xMin / xMax (number) the x-axis min and max

  • xDomain (array of two numbers) an array that contains the min and max. If omitted, will be generated from the children of DataGraphic. If xMin or xMax are specified, these individually take precedence over their respective values in xDomain.

  • yMin / yMax (number, optional) the y-axis min and max

  • yDomain (array of two numbers) an array that contains the min and max of the y axis. If omitted, will be generated from the children of DataGraphic. If yMin or yMax are specified, these individually take precedence over their respective values in yDomain.

  • mousePosition FILL IN used primarily with bind

  • dataGraphicMounted FILL IN used primarily with bind

  • border - (boolean, default false) draw all the graphic borders, which delineate the plot area from the margins. Render an individual border with leftBorder, rightBorder, topBorder, and bottomBorder.

  • borderSize - (number, default 1) the thickness of the borders. Change a side's border sizing with leftBorderSize, rightBorderSize, topBorderSize, and bottomBorderSize. Requires border to be true.

  • borderColor - (string, default var(--cool-gray-200)) the color of the borders. Change a side's border color with leftBorderColor, rightBorderColor, topBorderColor, and bottomBorderColor. Requires border to be true.

  • borderOpacity - (string, default var(--cool-gray-200)) the opacity of the borders. Change a side's border opacity with leftBorderOpacity, rightBorderOpacity, topBorderOpacity, and bottomBorderOpacity. Requires border to be true.

Slots

All slots in DataGraphic fit within the SVG element, best utilized through g tags, eg <g slot="body">...</g>. These slots constitute the fundamental layers of a data graphic. They render in this order:

  • body-background a background layer clipped to the graphic body
  • background a background layer not clipped to the graphic body
  • body the main layer, clipped to the graphic body area
  • the unnamed slot
  • annotation used for markers, annotations, and the like
  • interaction used for user interactions like mouse events, scrubbing, etc.

And they all contain the same slot props:

  • xScale the current x scale function
  • yScale the current y scale function
  • left / right / top / bottom the padding between the edge of the plot body, in pixels
  • width the current width of the graph, in pixels
  • height the current height of the graph, in pixels
  • mousePosition the current mouse position FILL THIS IN SOMEWHERE

These slot props allow users to mix and match Graph Paper components with custom ones / plain SVG.

The slots can be used in any way users prefer. The semantics of the slots are meant mostly to convey the order they render in.

Context keys / stores

Children of DataGraphic have a number of contexts available to them.

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Package last updated on 16 Jul 2020

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