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leaderlines

v0.0.1

Published

Find nice positions for leader lines with two right angles

Downloads

5

Readme

leaderlines

Find nice positions for leader lines with two right angles

Given the start and end y-coordinates of leader lines, this module calculates the positions of all the points on the lines, to give a result similar to the grey leader lines on Our World in Data's charts.

Install

$ npm install leaderlines

Usage

import leaderlines from 'leaderlines';

const data = [
    {y1: 10, y2: 3},
    {y1: 15, y2: 5},
    {y1: 20, y2: 20},
    {y1: 25, y2: 28},
    {y1: 26, y2: 35},
    {y1: 50, y2: 52}
];
const config = {xRange: [10, 30], middleX2: 24, targetGap: 3, maxSumOfGaps: 7};
leaderlines(data, config, d => d.y1, d => d.y2);

API

leaderlines(data, config, y1Fn, y2Fn)

data

Type: array

An array of objects, one per label.

config

Type: object

Members:

  • xRange: a two-element array with the min and max x values for leader lines
  • middleX2: the average x value for the vertical section of leader lines
  • targetGap: the target x-distance between vertical sections of successive leader lines
  • maxSumOfGaps: the maximum sum of these x-distances for a run of leader lines

y1Fn

Type: function

A function that takes an element of data and returns the first y value (the y position of rightmost point of a line on the line chart)

y2Fn

Type: function

A function that takes an element of data and returns the first y value (the y position of a label)

Return value

An array of objects, one for each leader line. Each object has members x1, x2, x3, y1, and y2.

Each leader line should be drawn with three line segments:

  • (x1, y1) to (x2, y1)
  • (x2, y1) to (x2, y2)
  • (x2, y2) to (x3, y2)