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vega-scale

Scales and color schemes for visual encoding.

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vega-scale

Scales and color schemes for visual encoding.

This module provides scale and scheme methods for managing scale mappings and color schemes. By default, the scale and scheme registries include all scale types and color schemes provided by the D3 4.0 d3-scale and d3-scale-chromatic modules. In addition, this module provides a new 'index' scale type for supporting mappings from a sorted ordinal domain to a continuous range. Internally, an index scale maps an ordinal domain to a range of consecutive integer values, which in turn can map to a continuous output range such as a color ramp or sequential color scheme.

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# vega.scale(type[, scale]) <>

Registry function for adding and accessing scale constructor functions. The type argument is a String indicating the name of the scale type. If the scale argument is not specified, this method returns the matching scale constructor in the registry, or null if not found. If the scale argument is provided, it must be a scale constructor function to add to the registry under the given type name.

By default, the scale registry includes entries for all scale types provided by D3 4.0's d3-scale module. Scales created using the constructor returned by this method have an additional type property indicating the scale type. All scales supporting either an invert or invertExtent method are augmented with an additional invertRange function that returns an array of corresponding domain values for a given interval in the scale's output range.

Scale constructors returned by this method accept two optional parameters: a scheme string, indicating a valid scheme name applicable to either 'ordinal' or 'sequential' scales; and a reverse boolean, indicating if a sequential color scheme should be reversed.

// linear scale
var linear = vega.scale('linear');
var scale = linear().domain([0, 10]).range([0, 100]);
scale.type; // 'linear'
scale.invertRange([0, 100]); // [0, 10]
var ordinal = vega.scale('ordinal');

// ordinal scale
var scale1 = ordinal().domain(['a', 'b', 'c']).range([0, 1, 2]);
scale1.type; // 'ordinal'

// ordinal scale with range set to the 'category20' color palette
var scale2 = ordinal(vega.scheme('category20'));
var seq = vega.scale('sequential');

// sequential scale, using the plasma color palette
var scale1 = seq(vega.scheme('plasma'));
scale1.type; // 'sequential'

// sequential scale, using a reversed viridis color palette
var scale2 = seq(vega.scheme('viridis'), true);

# vega.scheme(name[, scheme]) <>

Registry function for adding and accessing color schemes. The name argument is a String indicating the name of the color scheme. If the scheme argument is not specified, this method returns the matching scheme value in the registry, or null if not found. If the scheme argument is provided, it must be a valid color array or interpolator to add to the registry under the given name.

By default, the scheme registry includes entries for all scheme types provided by D3 4.0's d3-scale and d3-scale-chromatic module. Valid schemes are either arrays of color values (applicable to 'ordinal' scales) or interpolator functions (applicable to 'sequential' scales.)

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Package last updated on 13 Dec 2016

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