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@jxav22/echarts-options

v2.0.2

Published

A simple library for creating the options object for an echarts-for-react component.

Downloads

3

Readme

Echarts Options

Features:

  • Enables autocomplete/checking with IntelliSense*, eradicating typo related errors.
  • Extremely lightweight. Only 254 lines of code, zero dependancies.
  • Fast and flexible. Removing it from a graph is simple, just replace it with the exported options object.
  • Can build the options object in a modular and reusable way.

*IntelliSense is only available for key fields, this excludes most of the fields used for styling.

Install

$ npm install @jxav22/echarts-options

Usage

Creating the options object

import EchartsOptions from "@jxav22/echarts-options";

const g = new EchartsOptions();

Editing fields

Use dot notation to edit fields

g.title.text = "Hello world!";
g.title.subtext = ";)";

Currently supported fields

title
grid
legend
yAxis
xAxis
axisPointer
series

Use the add method to add fields that are not supported

g.add({
  dataset : {
     dimensions: ["headers", "for", "each", "column"],
     source: [1, 2, 3, 4],
  }
});

// can be used at different levels
g.yAxis.add({
  axisTick: {
    show: false,
  },
});

You can additionally use dot notation to add fields, but the field type must be in ALLOWED_DATA_TYPES

const ALLOWED_DATA_TYPES = ["string", "number", "boolean"];
// allowed
g.title.field = true;

// not allowed, arrays are not supported
g.title.field = ["array", "of", "strings"]

// instead use add
g.title.add({
    field: ["array", "of", "strings"]
})

Global defaults

You can set global defaults in any of the classes that extend Options

class AxisPointerOptions extends Options {
  show = true;
  ...
}

Custom methods

You can add custom methods to any of the classes that extend Options

class TitleOptions extends Options {
  text;
  ...
  /**
   * Extend the title text horizontally, by applying padding to each side
   * @param {number} amountOfPadding The amount of padding to apply, to each side,
   *  where each unit is one space " ".
   */
  extendHorizontally(amountOfPadding) {
    let padding = "";
    for (var i = 0; i < amountOfPadding; i++) {
      padding = padding.concat(" ");
    }
    this.text = `${padding}${this.text}${padding}`;
  }
}

Usage

g.title.extendHorizontally(20);

Adding graphs to the series field

import { GraphOptions } from "EchartsOptions";
const barGraph = new GraphOptions("bar", "A Bar Graph");
barGraph.add({
   // edit fields here
});

const pieGraph = new GraphOptions("pie", "A Pie Graph");
pieGraph.add({
  // edit fields here
});

g.series.setData([barGraph, pieGraph]);

Exporting the options object

<ReactEcharts option={g.export()}/>