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@graphistry/timebar

A timebar component for the graphistry experience

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Graphistry Timebar

This is a simple react component which renders a histogram as prepared by the graphistry server.

To see this run, type npm install && npm run dev and it should open in your browser.

It takes four props:

  • bins is a normalized set of bins. See example/app.js to see how bins are set.
  • onSelect is fired every time the component's selection changes. The payload is an array of selected bins. Again, see example/app.js to see it work.
  • onZoom is fired every time the user uses the scrollwheel/two-finger-touch on the timebar. It actually gets the zoom event, and one outstanding unit of work is to wire up that event to our falcor server.
  • onHighlight is fired every time the user mouses over or out of a bar. It is called with the bin index to highlight.

Currently there's an issue with react versions when using this in viz-app.

To use in viz-app, make sure vizapp/packages/viz-app/package.json has the correct version for @graphistry/timebar. You'll find the timebar component wired up in /viz-app/packages/viz-app/src/containers/timebar/components/timebar.js. The onZoom, onSelect and onHighlight functions are wired up.

The problem right now is that the selection area when you click+drag isn't mapping to actual position because the way that I'm getting bounds (in src/index.js in this repo, tagged with a comment at the top) seems to be breaking in viz-app (I think due to version mismatch).

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Package last updated on 25 Jan 2018

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