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@mui/x-charts-vendor

v7.20.0

Published

Vendored dependencies for MUI X Charts

Downloads

448,382

Readme

Charts Vendor

Vendored dependencies for @mui/x-charts.

An adaptation of the victory-vendor

Background

D3 has released most of its libraries as ESM-only. This means that consumers in Node.js applications can no longer just require() anything with a d3 transitive dependency, including much of @mui/x-charts.

To help provide an easy path to folks still using CommonJS in their Node.js applications that consume @mui/x-charts, we now provide this package to vendor in various d3-related packages.

Main difference with victory-vendor

Victory is using the d3-voronoid which is an archived project. Our chart library relies on the d3-delaunay which is also ESM only and reuse robust-predicates which is also ESM only

Packages

We presently provide the following top-level libraries:

  • d3-color
  • d3-delaunay
  • d3-interpolate
  • d3-scale
  • d3-shape
  • d3-time
  • delaunator
  • robust-predicate

This is the total list of top and transitive libraries we vendor:

  • d3-array
  • d3-color
  • d3-delaunay
  • d3-format
  • d3-interpolate
  • d3-path
  • d3-scale
  • d3-shape
  • d3-time
  • d3-time-format
  • delaunator
  • internmap
  • robust-predicates

How it works

We provide two alternate paths and behaviors -- for ESM and CommonJS

ESM

If you do a Node.js import like:

import { interpolate } from '@mui/x-charts-vendor/d3-interpolate';

under the hood it's going to just re-export and pass you through to node_modules/d3-interpolate, the real ESM library from D3.

CommonJS

If you do a Node.js import like:

const { interpolate } = require('@mui/x-charts-vendor/d3-interpolate');

under the hood, it will go to an alternate path that contains the transpiled version of the underlying d3 library found at x-charts-vendor/lib-vendor/d3-interpolate/**/*.js. This further has internally consistent import references to other x-charts-vendor/lib-vendor/<pkg-name> paths.

Note that for some tooling (like Jest) that doesn't play well with package.json:exports routing to this CommonJS path, we also output a root file in the form of x-charts-vendor/d3-interpolate.js.

Licenses

This project is released under the MIT license, but the vendored in libraries include other licenses (for example ISC) that we enumerate in our package.json:license field.