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uplot-react-js

v1.0.2

Published

"This is chart wrapper for uplot library"

Downloads

19

Readme

  1. Introduction
  2. Getting Started
  3. General
  4. Configuration
  5. Axes

Introduction

This is Wrapper component for uplot library (A small (~40 KB min), fast chart for time series, lines, areas, ohlc & bars).

Getting_Started

Install:

    npm i uplot-react-js
    or
    yarn add uplot-react-js

First you need remove Strict Mode in index(.tsx | .ts) or index(.jsx | .js) files

Before: 
    ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root'));
    root.render(
    <StrictMode>
        <App />
    </StrictMode>
    );

After:
    ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root'));
    root.render(
    <>
        <App />
    </>
    );

General

    <div>
        <UPlot 
            data={data} 
            options={{
                ...options,
                width: '720px', 
                height: '320px'
            }}
        />
    </div>
    const randomWidth = Math.random()*1000;
    const randomHeight = Math.random()*1000;

    <div style={{ width: randomWidth, height: randomHeight}}>
        <UPlot 
            data={data} 
            options={{
                ...options,
                autoResize: true
            }}
        />
    </div>

Configuration

| STT | props | type | default | required | | --- | ------------- | -------------------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | 1 | id | string | none | no | | 2 | options | options in UPlotProps | none | yes | | 3 | data | data in UPlotProps | none | yes | | 4 | configs | configs in UPlotProps | none | no |

options:

| Name | Type | ItemValue | Default | Description | | --- | ------ | --------- | ------ | ------ | | mode | number | 1 or 2 | 1 | 1: aligned & ordered, single-x / y-per-series, 2: unordered & faceted, per-series/per-point x,y,size,label,color,shape,etc. | | title | string | | none | chart title | | id | string | | none | id of chart uplot canvas | | class | string | | none | className to add to chart uplot canvas | | width | number | | none | width of chart | | height | number | | none | height of chart | | data | object | AlignedData | none | | | tzDate | function | tzDate | none | Converts a unix timestamp to Date that's time-adjusted for the desired timezone | | fmtDate | function | fmtDate | none | Creates an efficient formatter for Date objects from a template string, e.g. {YYYY}-{MM}-{DD} */ | | ms | number | 1e-3 or 1 | 1e-3 | timestamp multiplier that yields 1 millisecond | | drawOrder | array | 'axes' or 'series' | ["axes", "series"] | drawing order for axes/grid & series | | pxAlign | boolean or number | | true | whether vt & hz lines of series/grid/ticks should be crisp/sharp or sub-px antialiased | | series | array | Series | coming soon... | coming soon... | | bands | array | Band | | coming soon... | | scales | array | Scales | coming soon... | coming soon... | | axes | uplot.Axis[] | coming soon... | coming soon... | coming soon... | | padding | uplot.Padding| | [top: PaddingSide, right: PaddingSide, bottom: PaddingSide, left: PaddingSide] | coming soon... | | select | uplot.Select | Select | coming soon... | coming soon... | | legend | uplot.Legend | coming soon... | coming soon... | coming soon... | | cursor | uplot.Cursor | coming soon... | coming soon... | coming soon... | | focus | uplot.Focus | coming soon... | coming soon... | coming soon... | | hooks | uplot.Hooks[] | coming soon... | coming soon... | coming soon... | | plugins | uplot.Plugin[] | coming soon... | coming soon... | coming soon... |

data:

config:

AlignedData

In options.mode = 1, per xValue correspond with per yValue

{
    xValues: number[] | string[],
    yValues: any[]
}

NOTE: if xValues is time, it default is seconds, if you don't like it, you can config with ms in options config.

tzDate

(ts: number) => Date

fmtDate

(tpl: string) => (date: Date) => string

uplot.select

div into which .u-select will be placed: .u-over or .u-under

{
    show?: boolean;
    left: number;
    top: number;
    width: number;
    height: number;
    over?: boolean; // default true
}

Series

| Name | Type | ItemValue | Default | Description | | --- | ------ | --------- | ------ | ------ | | show | boolean or function | | | if boolean or func returns boolean (this func is have 4 params: uplotSelf,seriesIdx,idx0,idx1), round points are drawn with defined options, else fn should draw own custom points via self | | paths | function | | | (self: uPlot, seriesIdx: number, idx0: number, idx1: number, filtIdxs?: number[] or null) => Paths or null | | filter | Points.Filter | | | may return an array of points indices to draw Points.Filter = number[] or null or ((self: uPlot, seriesIdx: number, show: boolean, gaps?: null or number[][]) => number[] or null) | | size | number | | | diameter of point in CSS pixels | | space | number | | size * 2 | minimum avg space between point centers before they're shown | | width | number | | | line width of circle outline in CSS pixels | | stroke | Stroke | coming soon... | coming soon... | line color of circle outline (defaults to series.stroke) | | dash | array | number | | line dash segment array | | dash | Series.Cap | coming soon... | coming soon... | line cap| | fill | Fill | coming soon... | #fff | fill color of circle |

Band

| Name | Type | ItemValue | Default | Description | | --- | ------ | --------- | ------ | ------ | | show | boolean | true or false | false | band on/off | | series | array | [fromSeriesIdx: number, toSeriesIdx: number] | | series indices of upper and lower band edges | | fill | coming soon... | | | area fill style | | dir | number | 1 or -1 | | whether to fill towards yMin (-1) or yMax (+1) between "from" & "to" series |

Scales

this is object:

interface Scales {
		[key: string]: Scale;
	}

Scale have properties:

| Name | Type | ItemValue | Default | Description | | --- | ------ | --------- | ------ | ------ | | time | boolean | | | is this scale temporal, with series' data in UNIX timestamps? | | auto | boolean or function | | | | determines whether all series' data on this scale will be scanned to find the full min/max range. ((self: uPlot, resetScales: boolean) => boolean) | | range | [min: number or null, max: number or null] or (self: uPlot, initMin: number, initMax: number, scaleKey: string) => MinMax or {min: Range.Limit;max: Range.Limit;} | | | area fill style |

More info...